Windows 7 with Aero Glass, in my opinion, was the last version of windows that actually felt warm and comfortable to use. 8, 10 and 11 all feel so cold, sterile and boring.

JCSpark · 1 month ago

Windows 7 with Aero Glass, in my opinion, was the last version of windows that actually felt warm and comfortable to use. 8, 10 and 11 all feel so cold, sterile and boring.

psvrh · 1 month ago

People smack-talk Windows 8, but it brought a lot of under-the-hood improvements that are really nice to have. If it hadn’t been paired with the full-screen Start menu, I think it would have been remembered much more fondly.

Hardcore Windows people do not like UI change is the message I think Microsoft needs to learn, and I say this as someone who actually really liked the Metro design language in 8. If they’d made something more like Win10, I suspect it would have gone down a little easier.

Personally, I also liked 8 & 10’s Start menu. I hated the upteen-nested-folders-deep trainwreck that was the 95-to-7 era’s Start menu. I liked having tiles I could easily move & manage.

Windows 7 with Aero Glass, in my opinion, was the last version of windows that actually felt warm and comfortable to use. 8, 10 and 11 all feel so cold, sterile and boring.

Windows 7 with Aero Glass, in my opinion, was the last version of windows that actually felt warm and comfortable to use. 8, 10 and 11 all feel so cold, sterile and boring.

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