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Pic: Your Windows 8 Start...RIGHT NOW
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Looks good Bloomers how did you add the category titles? You need more games 
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Looks good Bloomers how did you add the category titles? You need more games
I have tonnes of games in Steam - just FC3 and ACIII are in that menu.
To put titles on the categories, you click on the little '-' in the bottom right and then right click on a group. There should be a icon at the bottom left asking to Name Group.
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A thread full of silly looking tiles (essentially all Windows 8 'start' screens look the same - messy) should make for interesting viewing...or not. 
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Ah sweet got it, that's better.
A thread full of silly looking tiles (essentially all Windows 8 'start' screens look the same - messy) should make for interesting viewing...or not.
Haha actually it depends who's spent the time personalizing it, there are lots of cool apps in the store for free and it's interesting to know how people are using the new start menu since everyone seems to hate it.
thats your point of view
mine is different its fun, elegant if you organize it, joyful and solid OS
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Joyful? You sound like a Japanese company trying to come up with cool English phrases for their products.
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A thread full of silly looking tiles (essentially all Windows 8 'start' screens look the same - messy) should make for interesting viewing...or not.
You might as well add your desktop and post it in here:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18256456
Which is what people are already going.
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With a large number of programs I find it far easier to find stuff with the new Start menu. As I've said before the live tiles are pretty cool. I used the zoomed out view to show it all and also hide some of the pictures I've got on a couple of live tiles.
I do really need to sort out the mess to the right.
With a large number of programs I find it far easier to find stuff with the new Start menu. As I've said before the live tiles are pretty cool. I used the zoomed out view to show it all and also hide some of the pictures I've got on a couple of live tiles.
I do really need to sort out the mess to the right.
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You might as well add your desktop and post it in here:
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18256456
Which is what people are already going.
Pah, seeing as I'm now exclusively using OSX, if I posted a picture in that thread I'd get lynched.
Windows 8 was the final straw for me.
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"Oh my God it's so jarring/look at the fisher price icons/I don't want a tablet interface on my computer/I'm switching to Windows."
Launchpad. Bleurgh.
At least Launchpad is optional, unlike the Windows 8 start screen.
