- Jun 21, 2013
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I like the idea of Live Tiles, but I almost never seen them because of how I launch applications.
My most frequently used are launched from the taskbar; next up is hitting the Windows key and typing in a few letters. Finally, I have a number of shortcuts on my desktop.
In order to increase the visibility of Live Tiles, I began questioning why MS didn't allow them on the desktop as well as the start menu. I looked through the Feedback app and found several items related to this, but then I realized... A full-screen Start works effectively like the Desktop with live tiles.
So I enabled it and, I have to say, I'm relatively happy with it. It was much easier to get used to than I expected, to the point where I cleared off my desktop and moved all my shortcuts to Start.
Anyway, that's my experience, but what about you? Have you tried full-screen start? Do you like it, or hate it?
My most frequently used are launched from the taskbar; next up is hitting the Windows key and typing in a few letters. Finally, I have a number of shortcuts on my desktop.
In order to increase the visibility of Live Tiles, I began questioning why MS didn't allow them on the desktop as well as the start menu. I looked through the Feedback app and found several items related to this, but then I realized... A full-screen Start works effectively like the Desktop with live tiles.
So I enabled it and, I have to say, I'm relatively happy with it. It was much easier to get used to than I expected, to the point where I cleared off my desktop and moved all my shortcuts to Start.
Anyway, that's my experience, but what about you? Have you tried full-screen start? Do you like it, or hate it?