Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 17th Nov 2008 19:09 UTC, submitted by shaneco
Windows "Depending on where you look, Windows 7 is being called a savior for the embattled Vista, or a disaster waiting to happen. Regardless, certain interface features in Windows 7, whether brand new or streamlined, have been mostly applauded by experts who have tested the pre-beta. Which features are the most interesting and controversial? Here are five that deserve your attention."
Permalink for comment 337461
To read all comments associated with this story, please click here.
RE: Disaster waiting to happen
by Delgarde on Mon 17th Nov 2008 20:05 UTC in reply to "Disaster waiting to happen"
Delgarde
Member since:
2008-08-19

Linux users will cite it as yet another reason that people should switch to linux, glossing over all the massive interface changes people would have to get used to.


The 80%+ of normal users will take about a month to wrap their heads around it, then end up liking the change, just like the ribbon in office.


Aren't you contradicting yourself a bit here? Either people can't handle massive interface changes, in which case your second point is wrong. Or they get used to it fairly quickly, in which case your first point is wrong. Which one is it?

Reply Parent Bookmark Score: 2