This looks like a really neat interface. I know it's just a developer preview, but the article left me with a few big questions:
- Is this going to be the interface on all Windows 8 variants (desktop, tablet, professional & home - or whatever those last two are called now)?
- If this interface _is_ being marketed to enterprise customers as well, has Microsoft demonstrated any clever ways it will work for them? It all looks fairly home-centric at the moment.
- How do legacy Windows apps run in this environment? I run a tiling WM on my Debian laptop and I spend a lot of my time tweaking regular apps so they'll look OK in a non-traditional layout. Is there going to be some equivalent of 7's Windows XP Mode that switches you to a different desktop?