If your organization sticks with the Windows desktop, you'll ultimately have to migrate to Windows 8. Migration: Splitting the enterprise between the tablet and PC So, here are my eight things to hate about Windows 8 features. Until then, we have to deal with the Windows 8 UI and weigh other potential benefits and Windows 8 drawbacks. Microsoft was right on that bet, but the touchscreen is a long way from replacing the standard desktop or laptop monitor. The company made a similar move when it quit building 32-bit versions of Windows in favor of 64-bit servers and desktops. Microsoft bet that computing will soon be mostly on mobile devices, so the Windows 8 UI is optimized for tablets and touchscreens. Still, you can't ignore the Windows 8 UI. Honestly, if you remove the Windows 8 user interface (UI) from the discussion, the "Windows 8 hate" drops to near zero.
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