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Originally Posted by eternal7trance 
This thread is about the start menu. Literally the only difference between the metro version and the windows 7 version is that it looks slightly different and takes up the whole screen. It still gives you all the start menu options.
What I don't understand is all the blind hatred towards it. I see start menu threads pop up everywhere and it's all the same thing. "I want a button and I want it to look like before." Microsoft wants to move on and eventually everyone else will. You can still do everything like before, you just don't visually see the start button until you move your mouse to the bottom left.

This thread is about the start menu. Literally the only difference between the metro version and the windows 7 version is that it looks slightly different and takes up the whole screen. It still gives you all the start menu options.
What I don't understand is all the blind hatred towards it. I see start menu threads pop up everywhere and it's all the same thing. "I want a button and I want it to look like before." Microsoft wants to move on and eventually everyone else will. You can still do everything like before, you just don't visually see the start button until you move your mouse to the bottom left.
My question to you is, Why is it there at all and what is moving forwards with its design?







