ghacks.net Review of Start8 [and giveaway]

Published on December 14, 2012 By DrJBHL In WinCustomize News

Martin Brinkmann, owner and chief reviewer at the excellent site ghacks.net has done a very thorough review of Stardock’s newest winner, Start8.

I’m really glad to report that his review was extremely positive!

Please head on over to read about it here:

http://www.ghacks.net/2012/12/13/start8-windows-8-start-menu-review-giveaway/?_m=3n%2e0038%2e732%2ehj0ao01hy5%2er3p

Also, if you review it or leave a comment, you might win a free license.

Learn more about Start8 here: https://www.stardock.com/products/start8/

See its feature list, and download a trial edition here:

https://www.stardock.com/products/start8/download.asp

Comments

Uvah

on Dec 14, 2012

Who else is gonna make things work right. Lol

Kudos to SD. On the ball as usual.

neone6

on Dec 14, 2012

On the ball as usual.

Don´t forget it was Neil Banfield who actually invented the Wheel

DrJBHL

on Dec 14, 2012

neone6

reply 2

Don´t forget it was Neil Banfield who actually invented the Wheel

Close.

It was Neil who invented customized hubcaps for that wheel.

LORD-ORION

on Dec 16, 2012

I will leave a comment, but I will not accept the free license prize nor touch windows 8 with a 39 and 1/2 foot pole. [Feel free to award me the prize and keep it for yourself when I vehemently reject it (and I have tried the beta)]

Windows XP IS the pinnacle of useability for MS user interfaces.

Windows Vista/7 did not really improve on it any, simply made a different version of equal usability.

Microsoft deserves to burn for Windows 8.
The User Interface is a bad Geo Cities website design from the late 90s.
It could or should have been designed around Xp/Vista/Win7 functionality. (even for Surface)

Although I applaud Start8 to help hapless individuals who had Windows 8 forced upon them unexpectedly through a name brand PC purchase, I cannot condone anyone who enables MS' behavior by intentionally using Windows 8 over Xp,Vista or Win 7.

Stop encouraging the madness...

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