Windows 10sion: What's Old Is New Again

No problem the tutorials are being added to daily

I'm not a large fan of shortcut keys to get to items so jury still out on that one,
Power tools are great if one knows how to use them,
I thought we were talking about average users not power or advanced users which are a large space between the two
Basic customization don't confuse that with power tools dialogs unless they are made easy to access via desktop/ personalize

I don't really think much has changed from a regular consumers point of view since XP.
Windows 10 seems fine so far, nothing much has amazed me yet (3 days).
It would be nice to see a rotating 3 dimensional cube, with 4 desktops on it, bit far-fetched I know

lehnerus2000 said:

I've always considered that to be a useless gimmick. :)

Yeah. Looks great though :) I don't really have the kind of mind that can cope with more than one desktop at a time anyway.

johnwillyums said:

I don't really think much has changed from a regular consumers point of view since XP.
Windows 10 seems fine so far, nothing much has amazed me yet (3 days).
It would be nice to see a rotating 3 dimensional cube, with 4 desktops on it, bit far-fetched I know

Hi there

LINUX !!!!

You can get all sorts of effects -- I like "Wobbly Windows" when moving windows -- take your choice.

Now an OS that could type by me just THINKING and without having to type anything in would be brilliant too -- not so far fetched as you might imagine.

Cheers
jimbo

jimbo45 said:

Now an OS that could type by me just THINKING and without having to type anything in would be brilliant too -- not so far fetched as you might imagine.

Boy, would my OS be confused !!!!!

Like this? - Brain?computer interface - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I would have to put a firewall in my brain to stop half of the thoughts LOL

lehnerus2000 said:

I've always considered that to be a useless gimmick. :)

Gimmick for most, but it does look so damn cool :)

lehnerus2000 said:

I have seen comments on forums from people claiming they use it as part of their default setup.

when I used to run Linux, I used it heavily. It can be very beneficial and I'm glad it's finally made it to windows without using sub par 3rd party apps. However I'd still like to see the "spinning cube" animation. Eye candy is nice icing on the cake.


as for the whole re-sizing of apps etc - I've had that functionality all along with stardocks modern mix. Good to see it natively, but can't say it's a huge selling point for me. In fact a lot of these new "features" I already have thanks to 3rd party apps.