I can't tell you how often I have some problem in Windows 8.1 in which I get an answer like, "yes, you could easily address that in Windows 7 settings but it is no longer accessible without using the command bar" followed by instructions I fear to even try. It's nice I don't HAVE to see the metro screen on startup but I don't want it to even exist. I also do not want to be forced to have in account in the windows store. Windows 8.x is a phone/tablet ui jammed down the throat of computer users.
A friend recently bought a Win 8 computer and hated it. We installed Unbuntu Linux and he loves it.
Good luck running any other software on it. I like being able to download and install any program that I think might solve some little problem I have, without wondering whether I'll be able to get it to work on my distro. The purpose of an operating system is to enable the use of multiple other software at once, and Windows wins that competition hands-down because of the size of its compatible software library.A friend recently bought a Win 8 computer and hated it. We installed Unbuntu Linux and he loves it.
A friend recently bought a Win 8 computer and hated it. We installed Unbuntu Linux and he loves it.
That is a favor that I don't understand, I would have updated him to 8.1.
I downloaded Linux on my back-up XP computer, and don't like it all, I sure wouldn't have simply replaced 8.1 on someone's new computer, I would have shown him how to quickly tweak his 8.1 to his liking.
That is a favor that I don't understand, I would have updated him to 8.1.
I downloaded Linux on my back-up XP computer, and don't like it all, I sure wouldn't have simply replaced 8.1 on someone's new computer, I would have shown him how to quickly tweak his 8.1 to his liking.
But no one likes 8.1 it is complete rubbish and suffers from the normal Windows policy avoid the next generation after the one you like.