Preview of MS Office 15

[Teunis]

I also preferred Xtree(gold) above PcTools, I've kept using it untill no longer possible when I went from FAT16 to FAT32.

These days and in KDE I still like Krusader with it's two panels.
I mostly use Dolphin and it's fine but so once in a while I have old files with non-ascii names that only MC and Krusader can handle (and rename).

[SteveRiley]

The second image shows a thin menu bar at the top. But the choices are in all upper case...yuk.

SCREAMING MENUS MAKE ME ANGRY!

Did you notice? No ribbon!

Yes! To me it looked like your typical DOS applications with menus and no icons in the interface. I wonder how easy it is to select menus on a screen just using your finger?

[SteveRiley]

Here's a preview of Microsoft's Office 15 for ARM based computers (tablets) if your interested.

Did you notice? No ribbon!

[SecretCode]

DOS? Pctools? I remember xedit and filelist on IBM mainframes and 3270 terminals.

To the OP, Ugg. I friggin's hate having to use MicroSlop Office crap at work. I much prefer OpenOffice.

I'm not a big fan of Microsoft software either I just highlighted it for anyone who wanted to see what its next version would look like. My philosophy is why buy software when you can get something equally as good for free!

[oshunluvr]

Funny history, Detonate - Central Point bought Xtree and closed it down not long before it was bought by Symantec.

[Detonate]

PC Tools was published by Central Point Software. the company was later purchased by Symantec.

[ScottyK]

PC Tools! Ah a blast from the past...

[oshunluvr]

To the OP, Ugg. I friggin's hate having to use MicroSlop Office crap at work. I much prefer OpenOffice.

[oshunluvr]

My favorite was Xtree. I hung onto that program forever until I switch from windows to OS/2

[Detonate]

Looks like the old file management program we used back in the days before Windows that I can't remember the name of right now. But it was very popular. Wait! I just remembered, I think it was called PCTools.

[woodsmoke]

Looks rather like IBM's DOS shell graphical user interface which was, mistakenly, supposedly, put on a disk and it turned out people liked it...oh how far Windows has come...



woodsmoke

Here's a preview of Microsoft's Office 15 for ARM based computers (tablets) if your interested. http://www.zdnet.co.uk/news/desktop-...-40095073/#top