Yesterday, Microsoft released the preview version of Windows 8.1. A user of the newly released windows operating system said "I’ve now been using it for almost 24 hours on my main desktop PC with two monitors (neither of them touchscreens), and I can safely say that Windows 8.1 drastically improves the experience for mouse-and-keyboard users, and users who do most of their work on the Desktop". SkyDrive integration is awesome, the Start button — despite the lack of Start menu — is surprisingly functional, and improved split-screening means Desktop users can now actually use Metro apps without being forced into full-screen mode.
Even so, there’s no getting around the fact that mouse, keyboard, and Desktop are still second-class citizens in the latest iteration of Microsoft’s touch-oriented operating system
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