Windows 8: Bugs & Comparison Of Extreme Features With Windows 7

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  Abhishek Rawal

  I think it is not proper to answer "defects" of windows 8. I assume you mean "bad features" of Windows 8. This basically depends on taste of person to person. For some; "Windows" is "awesome", while for me it's "shitload".There are people with mixed feelings too 😉
  
  Even thoough check this out :
  m.techradar.com/news/software/operating-systems/windows-8-vs-windows-7-8-ways-its-different-1025285
  
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  ashwin sarangula

  thanx a lot for ur reply. but i have a doubt in my mind that if windows 8 is a shit load , why ould have microsoft introduced that.is it a waste of everything
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  Abhishek Rawal

  Like I said, perspective changes from person to person.I hated Windows 7 too while some tagged it "Best OS".It's all about "taste".
  I am into Linux, so there is no hope that I will ever "like" Windows.Call it 'obsession' for OpenSource community or 'love'.I am rolling with it 'till end 😀
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  ashwin sarangula

  ok then. what do you think about mac x by apple.could u please figure out its features too.
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  Jeffrey Arulraj

  Well each person has his own taste buddy based on that each and everyone's preferences of OS changes and their views also change
  
  You will not believe if I say some of my class mates are obsessed with IE and while the whole world calls IE crap. Based on their habits of using the software package and it's compatibility differs and tastes likes and dislikes vary
  
  No one can say otherwise here
  
  In the case of iOS I will say "It will do exactly what it's manufacture the Apple company says Neither more nor less" This can be both a boon and bane for you depending on your usage.
  
  if you use too much pirated stuff iOS is not yours cause many popular software sharing sites are not supported in iOS. Now I think I have answered your question well
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  Vishal Sharma

  the entire windows series is getting better in looks but getting worst in the case of "freedom"
  freedom here means, that the windows 8 doesn't allow users to install their own developed applications. It stops every code or program which tries to retrieve the info of the system.
  Earlier in windows 7 we could change the the user account control settings to minimum and somehow the apps were allowed to run. But, in windows 8, even this thing doesn't work!!
  
  Any suggestions over this??
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  ashwin sarangula

  thank you 4 your replies people. iam very much satisfied with them.