From the New York Times (I highlighted the last few words - the red highlighted section):
"With Windows 8, Microsoft
made bold changes to the look of the software that powers most personal
computers. But those moves may have been too aggressive for some
customers, the company now concedes.
Microsoft revealed Thursday that it had sold 100 million licenses for
its flagship software since it was released six months ago. That was
roughly the same number of licenses it sold for the well-received,
previous version of the system, Windows 7, in about the same time
period.
Yet Windows 8 has struck a sour note with parts of the computer-buying
public. With Windows 8, Microsoft replaced the operating system’s
traditional appearance with an interface that looks like a screen of
tiles. The change left some customers cold, and though they could switch
between the old and te new look, it apparently was not clear enough to
some of them how to do it."
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