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In reply to the discussion: Yes, dears, it's official Winbloze H8 is worse than Vista. [View all]KittyWampus
(55,894 posts)23. Is there just the one tile screen? I'd be way happier having several tile screens
you could swipe to > or click to. Thus allowing categorizing what tiles are on what screens.
Having a screen full of large, ugly boxes with a multitude of functions/subjects/apps is simply a huge turn-off for me.
Can you change the size of the tiles/boxes on the screen and minimize them.
The reason iTouch doesn't bother me is the boxes are relatively smaller and I can organize them amongst several screens.
The Tile Screen looks to me like a game board with all those huge multi-colored boxes.
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See that's why you shouldn't have been a cheap ass and gone for a pentium.
originalpckelly
Dec 2012
#9
I know, especially when they changed the UI that had been around for 17 years.
originalpckelly
Dec 2012
#6
From what I've seen though, visually it's incredibly cluttered. Having 20 colored files laid out on
KittyWampus
Dec 2012
#22
Someone put this up a while back..... I run Linux so I don't have a use however this does seem
2on2u
Dec 2012
#32
Is there just the one tile screen? I'd be way happier having several tile screens
KittyWampus
Dec 2012
#23
I hope the next generation has ways to further customize those tiles. How they look and how they
KittyWampus
Dec 2012
#33
Can they make Windows 9 just like the old win XP but with modern features
Rosa Luxemburg
Dec 2012
#24