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That is PRECISELY why MS shouldn't mess up the UI and the OS paradigm! We can easily put up with the aggravation of a completely different washing machine interface, because we don't use it day in day out like we do with computers.

On the other hand, it takes a lot of time an energy to get one's computer to work exactly the way one wants. Having a new UI and OS imposed upon you creates havoc for productivity and lots of frustrations. Personally, I have never fully recovered from switching from Windows 98 to Vista and that's after having found ways to run some programs in a virtual machine.