Microsoft clarifies what vistablog anticipated many times: Windows 8 will have two graphical user interfaces .
The question of what will be the appearance of Windows 8 is legitimate, given the universal vocation of the next OS from Microsoft, voted in traditional computers and newer tablet .
The two interfaces are distinct and "same level" (an interface is not under the other). Basically, if you choose to work with the interface Metro the other interface - the desktop - it will not be loaded into memory.
It 'a road that Microsoft follows the beginning of the development of Windows 8:
This probably explains some "discoveries" made in the leaked builds, such functions can be activated and deactivated. Findings are in situations of partial code, shared between the two graphical interfaces? In the final version everything is automated, it is obvious.
And the ribbon interface that both are beginning to argue? Simply deactivated or present only in the desktop version?
Posted by: Wasim Javed
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