Well, I thought the start menu was coming. Looks like I'm on W7 a while longer then.
(Yes, I get it, the SS is not the worst thing ever, but it's not conducive to how I use my system)
Super cheap as in super crappy.Check out startisback for windows8(.1). It gives you the start menu back, and even has the option of using the XP flyout menu. And it is super cheap.
Well, I thought the start menu was coming. Looks like I'm on W7 a while longer then.
(Yes, I get it, the SS is not the worst thing ever, but it's not conducive to how I use my system)
You have obviously never even used it or even taken the time to see what it is, if you had you would know that it is almost identical to the Windows 7 start menu but with some great improvements and extra options almost anyone would find useful, it uses mostly native Windows 7 start menu code and can also be themed via the msstyles unlike any other replacement start menu.Super cheap as in super crappy.Check out startisback for windows8(.1). It gives you the start menu back, and even has the option of using the XP flyout menu. And it is super cheap.
Software like that should never be paid software. Because that way it's just crappy, and it is: it's sluggish and slow and glaringly non-native. Windows 7 is much better.
As an adopter of W8 from first day of release, I can say that using Classicshell (for free) you will not experience any loss of the precious Start Menu, get the benefits of the faster and more secure system and spent less time moaning about not having a Start Menu than it took to install and use one.Well, I thought the start menu was coming. Looks like I'm on W7 a while longer then.
(Yes, I get it, the SS is not the worst thing ever, but it's not conducive to how I use my system)
Bummer!! I was really looking forward to that little start screen/menu that was supposed to be in this patch, but oh well.
Great idea that windows 9 will be free to all xp+ users since if you think about it, Linux upgrades are free, and mac upgrades are only $20.
As an adopter of W8 from first day of release, I can say that using Classicshell (for free) you will not experience any loss of the precious Start Menu, get the benefits of the faster and more secure system and spent less time moaning about not having a Start Menu than it took to install and use one.Well, I thought the start menu was coming. Looks like I'm on W7 a while longer then.
(Yes, I get it, the SS is not the worst thing ever, but it's not conducive to how I use my system)