I don't disagree. Just on my end with what I use on a day to day basis this isn't a whole helluva lot different for me from the dev preview I've been running since day 1 that came out to the public. The OS core seemed rather feature complete before quiet honestly.
I just need more apps in the app store to actually use the metro interface.
Agreed... I said from the first day we saw that youtube of the metro interface and then when they dropped back to the classic interface for office that the failing of windows 8 would be how many times you had to "go back" to the classic interface. It will be interesting to see how many apps are there when it launches..... just a wild guess from me but I am expecting something around 100,000 apps day 1 and unlike wp7 it has all the ones people are expecting.
The apps in general also need a lot of tweaking.... especially music and video they really need to add transport controls to the live tile since I assume there will not be any universal controls on the core os level.... I think controls on the live tile would work very well.