>Ahh.. got it..
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>I'm using daily on my personal laptop. I don't have a desktop.
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>I rarely see Metro. I usually put the machine into sleep. When it comes back, it's back at desktop. It's a bit difficult getting to rarely used applications. I do need to switch to metro, but a single press of the Windows key does that. I then type in the application name, so no hunting for one tile among dozens.
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>Often used desktop programs are pinned to the task bar. But, I have to navigate to the .exe in Explorer to pin it.
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>So far, other than having to go to Metro and pinning, for me, it isn't much different than Win7.

So in other words, on your laptop you are avoiding Metro and using the desktop.

How many people will get excited about metro and touch interface when they need to primarily use the desktop because the metro interface isn't worth a damn on anything bigger than a tablet (if that)?

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>>You told me in a previous message you use Win8 mostly at the desktop (when on a desktop PC anyway).
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>>How's the touch working on the desktop? You like it there right?