Everyone’s waiting for Microsoft’s mysterious announcement later today. And while we are waiting, a tool has come to light that supposedly is doing what many Windows 8 users may want to do: get rid of the Metro UI.
Windows 8′s Metro user interface is a controversial one, I give you that. I personally had to wait until I installed the Windows 8 Release Preview on a desktop PC until I made my peace with the new interface. And while I’m not using it an awful lot on the PC, I do not really mind the times that I do. If I had the choice, I would have opted for an update to Windows 7 that features all major improvements that Microsoft has implemented into Windows 8.
