Comment Windows 10 on tablets (Score 1) 236
I agree w/ this. While Windows 10 has attempted to undo most of the damage, fact remains that Windows 7 was perfect for laptops and desktops: all that MS needed to do was to swap the underlying kernel, which is the good thing in Windows 8. In fact, since Microsoft was in the Apple copying mode, they could have left Windows 7 as the equivalent of OS-X, while introducing a Metro OS just for tablets. And avoid trying to make the hybrid, which looks more and more like an afterthought solution to accommodate Windows, rather than Windows accommodating the different form factors.
I use the Windows 10 Preview Edition on my Winbook, and right now, the icons and everything are too small. I just bought a stylus today hoping to improve it, since my fingers aren't sharp enough to touch exactly the part of a button that needs to be touched, as I found out today. So even in its current form, Windows 10 is fine for laptops, but somewhat shabby for tablets, even if one has a keyboard and stylus for them. To those who say use a mouse, the tablet has just 1 USB port, which may be needed by other peripherals, and I'm not sure that attaching the wireless USB dongle to a hub would have the same effect. Anybody seen that work?