Agreed. I don't think it is really a matter of not being able to learn it. It is more along the lines that we don't really want to, or need to. Windows 7 works great for my needs. I'll be sticking with it until it becomes necessary to move to Windows 8. (Or an alternative OS... I have a couple machines running OSX, and a few Linux boxes as well...)
If your parents read to you, more chance you'll grow up liking books & reading.
My 3yr old son already has quite a library. We have a full bookcase both upstairs in his room, and downstairs in the family room. He is constantly pulling books off the shelves and bringing them to us to read. Hopefully he'll follow in daddy's footsteps and be a voracious reader well into his adult life.:)
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Agreed. I don't think it is really a matter of not being able to learn it. It is more along the lines that we don't really want to, or need to. Windows 7 works great for my needs. I'll be sticking with it until it becomes necessary to move to Windows 8. (Or an alternative OS... I have a couple machines running OSX, and a few Linux boxes as well...)
If your parents read to you, more chance you'll grow up liking books & reading.
My 3yr old son already has quite a library. We have a full bookcase both upstairs in his room, and downstairs in the family room. He is constantly pulling books off the shelves and bringing them to us to read. Hopefully he'll follow in daddy's footsteps and be a voracious reader well into his adult life. :)
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