>>Is Windows 8 an overview of what Vista was? So far, from what I have heard, only a few satisfy upcoming persons would be when using Windows 8. In the case of Vista, many simply skipped it and went directly to Windows 7. I did it myself. In that particular situation, it ended up to be a very good decision. How are you seeing it?
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>So far I see no compelling advantage to Win8 on a desktop or laptop. It has some enhanced functionality, but nothing wonderful.
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>It has a lot of negatives - the Metro interface and lots of interface changes and deletions on the desktop.
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>If a machine will run Windows 7, that's what I recommend it runs. Unless Microsoft listens to users and makes big changes to Win8 before release, I'll stick to Win7.
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>IMHO Win8 should be marketed as a tablet and POS/specialty OS. Microsoft should quit trying to push it on the desktop - it has no business there. Windows users actually think on occasion - they're not Apple users who are dictated to.

I guess that it would be as easy as asking in the installation "Do you want to install W8 With Metro interface?"

This way could satisfy a lot of users.