Teflon02 on 29 September 2014
Once you accept Windows 8 and learn it properly, you'd know it's better than Windows 7. Of course, which you prefer is opinion but imo removing the start menu was the best thing for windows users. I never met even 1 person with a messy unorganized windows 8, while I only know maybe 1 person who had a organized windows 7. My point is, it encourages you to keep everything clean and organized. Also you can save alot of the computers assets etc if you know what you're doing, making it perform better with certain tasks.
