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lol not sure but probably gonna stick with xp for a bit
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windows 8 developer preview
24 replieslol not sure but probably gonna stick with xp for a bit
most computers come with windows 7--+ the drivers are going to only support 7.
Hmm... maybe it can be fail coz i think if it can be possible that update will be higher then 10 gb
We should download it part by part 
and some weird error codes. 
And more stuff for devices with touchpad etc.
meh i'll give it 3/10
-7 cuz microsoft. +3 for 15 minute insatllation
If so, i'll give it a try.
What's the needed space for win8?
Fossil has writtenWOW... judging from the screenshot... I think they are trying to copy the wii's GUI...
No. It's called the metro design made by microsoft, sorta.
palomino has written Fossil has writtenWOW... judging from the screenshot... I think they are trying to copy the wii's GUI...
No. It's called the metro design made by microsoft, sorta.
I think it looks like an unusual design.
I've always preferred the XP, Vista and 7 GUI. But I think that Windows 8 one doesn't look as nice.
Doberman has written palomino has written Fossil has writtenWOW... judging from the screenshot... I think they are trying to copy the wii's GUI...
No. It's called the metro design made by microsoft, sorta.
I think it looks like an unusual design.
I've always preferred the XP, Vista and 7 GUI. But I think that Windows 8 one doesn't look as nice.
The Win 8 GUI, aka Metro (or we), was used in the Zune program and Zune media players. Also in Win Phone 7. I kind of like the minimalist design of it. It is said to have come from the subway (hence the name Metro) stations billboard design.
palomino has writtenThe Win 8 GUI, aka Metro (or we), was used in the Zune program and Zune media players. Also in Win Phone 7. I kind of like the minimalist design of it.
I've never used Zune so I wouldn't know much about that.
I personally just think it looks a bit of mess for Windows 8. If there are customization options then I'd probably like it.
Banaan has writtenSuch a design is great for media players with small screens, but I think none of us would like it on their 30'' 2560 x 1600 px desktop screen. Microsoft failed badly with this one, they need to keep Desktop and Tablet in separate editions.
I'd love it on any screen. It's simple to read and is looking good.
The Start Design will probably see the greatest differences ever (except for maybe win 95), and also the boot time will go down to up to 10 Seconds. Also Windows 8 is made for Touchscreens. All in all I think that the changes will be positive, even if they most definately will take some time to get used to the new design.
When Apple got "Back to The Mac" with Lion, every company, so did Microsucks -sorry, Microsoft-, did the same. Now this is the first OS that follows. We expect linux soon
sixpack has writtenEvery OS was complex until Apple came with iOS.
When Apple got "Back to The Mac" with Lion, every company, so did Microsucks -sorry, Microsoft-, did the same. Now this is the first OS that follows. We expect linux soon
When Apple got "Back to The Mac" with Lion, every company, so did Microsucks -sorry, Microsoft-, did the same. Now this is the first OS that follows. We expect linux soon
Linux was always easy.
Cool thing: You can format the os and keep your important files. There's a function like that. Search it up.