End of the line before Metro Firefox ever got off the ground.
Mozilla Scraps Firefox Metro Over Flat Adoption Rate : Read more
Mozilla Scraps Firefox Metro Over Flat Adoption Rate : Read more
You're not missing anything, that's exactly what is going on. The metrofox is just a metro based front end that works ONLY in Windows 8 (not RT). The main reason nobody bothered with metrofox is that you could only get it with the alpha builds and always had to deal with the garbage that came along with that.How is it not possible to have a traditional Windows program not feed a Metro app? I'd think that all you'd need is a Metro portal into the Desktop app. What am I missing here?
Windows 8 and uncle fester are both failures and bill gates is a big failure for putting this smuck to ruin windows 8.Lets hope they learn from this failure and fix windows media player on windows 9. I can't stand how it takes up so much room now and does not have the same functionality as the windows 7 player.It seems like M$ is hell bent on pushing down its stock price.Having Windows 8 support tablet apps is a neat feature, if the Metro apps worked inside of a window without taking the entire vertical space of the screen. Microsoft should have bought ModernMix if their programmers had trouble making windows work. There should have been 2 start buttons with the options to remove either. The Calendar and Weather widgets should have been built-in with options to remove. The simple looking Metro Tablet apps looks childish compared to the full blown applications. Didn't like the simple tile look of Office 2013 and that without linking a Microsoft account, you lost the dictionary and synonyms functions. If I wanted a tablet look and feel then I would buy a tablet. On a desktop or laptop, I need mouse and keyboard focused operating systems. I have many Intel quadcore computers and laptops that are not i3,i5,i7 variant and does not support Hyper-V. I need Virtual PC 2007 or Windows 7 Virtual PC compatibility. If Metro dies on the desktop, I will not shed a tear.