Look at all these mad Macheads. Look at them.

I don't dislike Windows 8 at all, I even like the Start Screen as it is, but I gotta admit that looks really, really nice. The option of having it vertical or horizontal is fantastic. As much as I like the current state of the Start Screen, I wouldn't mind one bit if they changed it to this.

YES. JUST YES. I've been waiting for the number row for a long time!

I know, they're all bookmarked and in Pocket (the ones I REALLY want to check out later), but I still have a bunch of tabs there even if they're bookmarked because I'll probably want to check them out soon today.

Yeah, those problems that you mention are filling up their pockets, so they have no problem with those.

All right, so I'm in a minority, you're in the majority, good for you I guess? Have a cookie? I don't know what you're trying to prove. Microsoft isn't going anywhere, they're probably laughing at all the complaints because regardless of your preference between 7 or 8, they're still getting the money.

I work with Windows 8 without any problems, and I use a lot of software that's very commonly used, from different CAD programs (Pro Engineer, Solidworks, AutoCAD), IDE's (Python, Java, C#), Office suites (Microsoft Office, LibreOffice), LogMeIn, a proprietary suite of inventory and accounting management software,…

Actually, I've started using Pocket, it has helped a bit. Whenever I feel like closing tabs, I just send them there. I can still see them later if I want to, and I don't have to keep them open.

I'm the complete opposite. Having 70+ tabs open at any given time is standard. I don't like that I do that, but I have this feeling of "Oh! This is interesting! I'll keep this here for future reference, I'll definitely want/need it soon." I have more than enough RAM, so it doesn't bother me much in that sense, but…

With that logic, Windows would never evolve, our would do so at a much slower rate than it does. If that were the case, we'd probably still be using XP, which is what most offices are still using.

It's not Windows 8 that's not ready, it's the corporate environment. As software improves, offices all over need to keep up with said improvements. Saying Windows 8 is not ready for often archaic office environments (which most ran Win XP until very recently) is ridiculous. It's like saying that a new Mercedes isn't…

Sorry but no

I don't know if you read my entire comment, but I did address the problems with drivers, proprietary software, and other possible issues and understand them completely. I'm talking about the average user.

Damn, way to sound childish. This is precisely why I rarely come to Kotaku anymore. Can't we just fucking enjoy games and leave it at that? "OMG nintenDONT SuxXors!!".

Thank you! I hate it when people think that having a degree in something automatically puts their opinion over everyone else's.

"Why people choose to watch those movies is beyond me."

That dancing bird at 4:05

Eh, only relevant if one liked MGS. Good thing I don't.

This is why we can't have nice things.

Not nearly as often though. Guns make it crazy easy to kill someone. Basically any other weapon requires more skill, and allows the victim more chances to escape. There's a reason things like these happen more often in the U.S. than in any other place in the world.