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I think that what we have here is another case of a Linux desktop following the leaders (Macintosh, Windows) without understanding *why* those leaders are doing what they're doing. As you pointed out, Tom, Metro isn't a power user's shell. It's intended for small, touch-based devices, and with good reason. That's where the money is these days. Apple and Microsoft are focused on smartphones and tablets because that's what consumers are buying in staggering quantities. What is Canonical focused on? I just don't see the point. Without mainstream tablets and smartphones running Unity in the pipeline there really isn't a point to it. -- Rich P.
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