This: from someone who actually owns the full version of Windows 8 pro!!!!
It's not to bad, in fact it runs exactly the same as windows 7 (if not better as it's more optimized to run on low spec tablets). You actually get used to the new start menu and all of the little build in apps (basically outlook spread over different buttons) are really useful and easy to set up.
Although I did eventually go back to Windows 7 to prevent any possible connection Issues at a LAN I'm going to in a week.
It isn't bad and it isn't revolutionary but for one thing I feel that the 'equation' which a lot people believe is :
The only gripe I have is that isn't of it being sold as a full OS it should have been marketed as a more of a DLC for Windows 7 that added all of these features.. but then if MS are willing to sell a full OS for £40 (pro edition I'd have you know) pre-order then I'm not going to complain.
Oh, yeah everything worked when I upgraded from windows 7 as well.. Steam, Origin, Minecraft ect with No hassle at all. The Windows store is already up and functional and isn't getting in the way of any other digital distribution service I was using at the time.
What does this have to do with the topic?
Well I feel that these companies are making a wrong move, that's just my thoughts, steam is still going to work on Windows 8 as it Origin and as is Minecraft so it's not going to stop me to upgrade when I want to do so again. I feel that this move could alienate some users that generically want to move to Windows 8 and this also means that they could actually end up losing a "new" market and that is Windows Tablet (cause a tablet natively running .exe and game files is soooooo bad right?).
It's not to bad, in fact it runs exactly the same as windows 7 (if not better as it's more optimized to run on low spec tablets). You actually get used to the new start menu and all of the little build in apps (basically outlook spread over different buttons) are really useful and easy to set up.
Although I did eventually go back to Windows 7 to prevent any possible connection Issues at a LAN I'm going to in a week.
It isn't bad and it isn't revolutionary but for one thing I feel that the 'equation' which a lot people believe is :
Is incorrect and people are assuming this without actually trying it out for the selves.Me = Bad, Xp = good, Vista = bad, Window 7 = good, Windows 8 = bad...
The only gripe I have is that isn't of it being sold as a full OS it should have been marketed as a more of a DLC for Windows 7 that added all of these features.. but then if MS are willing to sell a full OS for £40 (pro edition I'd have you know) pre-order then I'm not going to complain.
Oh, yeah everything worked when I upgraded from windows 7 as well.. Steam, Origin, Minecraft ect with No hassle at all. The Windows store is already up and functional and isn't getting in the way of any other digital distribution service I was using at the time.
What does this have to do with the topic?
Well I feel that these companies are making a wrong move, that's just my thoughts, steam is still going to work on Windows 8 as it Origin and as is Minecraft so it's not going to stop me to upgrade when I want to do so again. I feel that this move could alienate some users that generically want to move to Windows 8 and this also means that they could actually end up losing a "new" market and that is Windows Tablet (cause a tablet natively running .exe and game files is soooooo bad right?).