grabbing the x64 version now, hope it doesn't bitch in a vm.
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It will not install in a vm, does a pretty good job at spell checking and punctuation. while typing this I misspelled a lot of words and it fixed them. It has a total netbook/tablet vibe and I do not see this as much use on a desktop. Boots up ridiculously fast as well.


the new search is like, fucking finally windows. very nice i like it alot.

REALLY digging the new task manager.

I do not like the fact that the window key takes you back to the MetroUI, you can kill it but it breaks other things. Oh and here's the other thing. I don't know how to enable vysnc but there is a lot of screen tearing going on when shuffling through the metro ui.
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It won't run on VMWare but it runs pretty darn good on VirtualBoxOriginally posted by roliath View PostIt will not install in a vm, does a pretty good job at spell checking and punctuation. while typing this I misspelled a lot of words and it fixed them. It has a total netbook/tablet vibe and I do not see this as much use on a desktop. Boots up ridiculously fast as well.
Instructions here: http://www.mytricks.in/2011/09/guide...developer.html
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The Metro interface is meant for tablets. It would only be useful on a PC if that PC has a touch screen.Originally posted by JJs89lx View PostInstalled it and after 30 minutes of playing with it, I went back to windows 7. Looks great for tablets, but for a everyday computer. There is no way I could get used to it.
Umm, every OS is "app based".Originally posted by suckerdin View Postit looks "app based"
kind of like...oh, i don't know...OS X.
The thing I like about metro is how they make use of the tiles to convey data without launching an app. I don't think android does that and iOS definitely doesn't do it.
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I don't know how the hell you run such an old OS. W7 is lightyears better.Originally posted by ZYouL8R View PostI'll stick with xp."When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." -Benjamin Franklin
"A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover that they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury." -Alexander Fraser Tytler
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