It looks now that there will be Start Button in Windows 8.1 (Blue) .. but no Start Menu ! http://winsupersite.com/windows-8/microsoft-provides-first-look-windows-81 How this pans out is still to be seen, but it looks like there will continue to be a need for Start8 (for anyone who wants both). I'm not predicting the future, but just for that reason, I think Sta
It's quite obvious that if Windows 8.1 has a proper Start Button + Start Menu, the demand for Start8 specifically will not be as intense. That said, the profile of the Stardock company has been raised, and the solutions Stardock offers constitute quite an extensive range (and their purchase is worth it to anyone interested in improving and enhancing using Windows). So my guess is that Stardock will do better overall, simply because more peopl
Start8 works very well on my computer (Intel i3). I've tried both Classic Shell and Start8. Both are very good. Classic Shell has a slightly different feature set. Start8 "integrates" a bit more nicely than Classic Shell, and looks better. I highly recommend both, but I lean a bit more to Start8. Do not let the five bucks stop you. It is only fair to pay a bit, and the program is totally, totally worth it. It makes Windows 8 usable, is complet
Thanks again.
Dear Sirs/Madams: I'm about to buy Stardocks's Object Desktop. However, I'm concerned about activation. A while back I bought some game that requires a whole bunch of third party software, signing in and out and cookies and waiting for their servers .. and on an on .. and I think they tracked activity too. I noticed that Object Desktop requires activation. Is there a third party scheme involved, or does the product just quietly activate on its own&
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