I'm actually thinking about installing this thing on my workstation machine at home. Yeah -- I find it hard to believe but ... I kinda like it. It's not nearly as bad as I thought it was going to be - principally because it does allow you to use a more win 7 like desktop as opposed to that damned tiles interface.
Readers digest: The company that I work for has an enterprise class license for Microsoft products. I work in the I.T. department and as such am able to "play" with new stuff on test / guinea pig machines. I installed it on this laptop that I'm using right now a day or two ago and as I learn my way around it, I find that I'm actually somewhat surprised at how well it seems to be performing so far. I'm gonna give it a week or so of use at work and see what the verdict is . . . but so far I have to say that I am genuinely surprised at how well it is running. I've installed a number of applications and utilities on it and have yet to come across anything that I haven't been able to get to run.
We'll see how it goes...
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