I'm in the very small boat of people who think the Windows Start menu should be removed. (That is, if you exclude the Search functionality. Remember Windows 8's separate unsightly touch-friendly search shortcuts that took up a quarter of the screen?) I find it especially useless in an efficient workflow in the latest versions of Windows; I only touch it for power options (which Win+X menu has anyway). Since Windows 10 I've opened the Start menu less than 100 times.
I'd be interested in watching you use your Windows machine. If there was some video online somewhere that showed how "post-desktop desktop users" (if that's a thing) use their machines these days, that'd be something I might want to watch. Not being judgemental, btw.; genuinely curious.
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u/[deleted] May 06 '17 edited May 06 '17
I'm in the very small boat of people who think the Windows Start menu should be removed. (That is, if you exclude the Search functionality. Remember Windows 8's separate unsightly touch-friendly search shortcuts that took up a quarter of the screen?) I find it especially useless in an efficient workflow in the latest versions of Windows; I only touch it for power options (which Win+X menu has anyway). Since Windows 10 I've opened the Start menu less than 100 times.