Windows 8 users who may prefer the new Metro UI can use it exclusively without loading Windows 8 code, thus resulting in the Desktop becoming just an app, potentially reducing boot times, without having to run the Windows 8 code in background. The new Metro UI is optimized for tablet mode or on a PC, with a touch screen feature.
In other words, it is possible to disable the Metro UI feature if you dislike it. There is really no need to be critical against an user interface which you are not used to it. Metro UI is a patent recently granted to Microsoft.
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