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**SmG Storm** · 27 Oct 2012, 04:29 PM

i think that w8 is going to be a big flop..
i love the look but they needed to put more thought into it before releasing it..

**SmG Battlefire** · 27 Oct 2012, 04:36 PM

I don't even like how it is like a tablet...

**Beasty** · 27 Oct 2012, 09:41 PM

Really? I think PC is ruining one of the best things it had going for them: it wasnt apple. Any apple product i ever buy i hackintosh/jailbreak the damn thing because i dont accept big money hungry buisnisess telling me what i do and do not need. Now windows is copycating apple, guess i need to learn to use linux now.

Sad is a day when you need to JAILBREAK A PC!

**SmG Battlefire** · 28 Oct 2012, 12:19 AM

lol I just hope they don't make games for Windows 8. If so...I'm moving to console lol.

Stealer · 28 Oct 2012, 01:02 AM

My bet is that they'll release the rest of the Halo games as Win8 only (kinda like H2V (Vista required, but nothing to support that requirement)) due to poor sales to win the PC gamers over.

**SmG Battlefire** · 28 Oct 2012, 01:08 AM

The other Halo games will never be in PC ever in my opinion. "Those are just rumors that they say Halo 3 will be out for PC."

**SmG Pulse** · 28 Oct 2012, 05:57 AM

Now, that's how you do it ;)

**«SmG» R3c0N** · 28 Oct 2012, 08:21 AM

I don't care if they put the Metro UI or not. I hardly use the start menu, most of the time shortcut keys.
Doesn't matter if they put Start menu or not, anyway, there are tutorials on Youtube that let you bring back the Start menu through registry edits. There are many better things in W8, most significantly the effieciency and speed. W8 hasn't even had a proper release yet, it really can improve a lot. Even W7 wasn't good until there were some updates. I hope they keep an easy option to choose.

Not just W8, even on the open source side, go tell how awesome Unity is to Linux users XD

Linux won't be that simple though, its going to be tougher for people who use PC less. After getting used to Windows for years, you'll miss many things that Windows had. However, setting things up is fun but complex, you'll find yourself breaking things and scanning around forums for the solution. I'm not so experienced but I tried Ubuntu, it had compatibility problems, heck I can't put my notebook even to sleep and USB problems.
Its really not an install and go thing. That's my experience with Ubuntu, haven't tried other distributions though.

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