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Originally Posted by Smiling Spectre
I prefer Total Commander. It allows me to do the most of the same operations but more user-friendly.  Question was - if windows can do it natively (even if I have no idea, why .
Unfortunately, it's also tied with Windows' "security" system, when you cannot manipulate disk C, get files from net to desktop, run "non-authorised" files and so on. Annoying thing. I know what I want, I don't need safety net!
Unfortunately, if I'll disable this safeguard, "tiled" apps disabled too. Funny, eh?
I know, Japo. Problem is, I am usually need to know where file is located, and tiles is one level above links/shortcuts! So in desktop environment I am opening file properties and see the path. Now I am clicking, selecting "location" in different menu (no floating menu, eh?), and see... location of link. Oh, great. Tiles? Not for me, thank you. |
I read all opinions, concerning W 8.
Well, i have many friends who using Windows every days.
No one of them, even my PC service specialist use this W 8.
I do not care about mobile devices at all.
The history tells me:
- Win 98 - shit
- Win XP - good
- Win Vista - shit
- Win 7 - good
- Win 8 - shit
- Win 9 - good?
OK, i will wait for W 9, following above logics.
My both W7 - Pro and Ultimate served me well.
(I have XP at both machines also - natural and virtual for bad days -
)
PC 1 - 7 Pro + XP Pro virtual - Index - 5.9 from 7.9
PC 2 - 7 Ulti + XP Pro natural (what an epithet- ha ha) Index 2.8 from 7.9
I think the best Windows is Linux Mandriva.