>>And, also important, it starts getting you used to how Windows will work in the future. If the leaks of Windows Blue are accurate, the Start button won't be coming back.
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>I think it's even more than that. If you take a play around with Blue you'll notice that all the things that caused you to go to the desktop are now being put in the metro interface - so I think that not only is that start button for sure not coming back - but I think the plan is to get rid of desktop all together.


It's part of their enslavement plan:
(1) Get people out of desktop (freedom to install and run any app)
(2) And into Metro (ALL apps go through Microsoft)

Azure, .NET, Metro, RT and locked down devices ... "for security and stability". Enslavement.