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This is a continuation of my Windows 9 concept image that I posted earlier.

Here, we have a list of all applications installed on the computer. It is shown by clicking on the "All Apps" button. In this screenshot, the "All Apps" button is actually now a "Back" button, because when you click it again it takes you back to the section shown in my first concept image. So the "All Apps" button is basically a toggle switch that changes between this screen and the first screen.

Another thing about this Start menu is that it shares the same settings that the full-screen Start shares.
For example, if in your "Taskbar and Navigation Properties" you have "Show the Apps view automatically when I go to Start" enabled, it will also be enabled in this Start menu. It gives the whole design another level of consistency which I think is important.

In case you missed it before, here's a link to a video I made explaining the concept in broader detail:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkjec-…

Description
This is a continuation of my Windows 9 concept image that I posted earlier.

Here, we have a list of all applications installed on the computer. It is shown by clicking on the "All Apps" button. In this screenshot, the "All Apps" button is actually now a "Back" button, because when you click it again it takes you back to the section shown in my first concept image. So the "All Apps" button is basically a toggle switch that changes between this screen and the first screen.

Another thing about this Start menu is that it shares the same settings that the full-screen Start shares.
For example, if in your "Taskbar and Navigation Properties" you have "Show the Apps view automatically when I go to Start" enabled, it will also be enabled in this Start menu. It gives the whole design another level of consistency which I think is important.

In case you missed it before, here's a link to a video I made explaining the concept in broader detail:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkjec-…