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System Name | Every cuss word I can think of, and a few more I've made up |
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Processor | Ryzen R9 5900X |
Motherboard | Asus Tuf B550-PLUS |
Cooling | Scythe Mugen 5 Black Edition, Corsair Commander Core XT with six LL120s |
Memory | 2x16 DDR4-3200 Patriot Viper 4 Blackout PV432G320C6K |
Video Card(s) | Asus KO-RTX3060ti-8GB-OC |
Storage | 1TB WD Blue SN570 PCIe3 M.2, 8TB WD Black 8TB HDD, Pioneer BDR-212DBK |
Display(s) | 75" Hisense A6, 23" Dell ST2310 |
Case | Fractal Pop XL Air, black on black |
Audio Device(s) | Realtek Onboard Audio, Digitech RP-250, Yamaha DGX-205 |
Power Supply | Corsair RM850x |
Mouse | Logitech K520 |
Keyboard | Logitech K520 |
Software | LibreOffice, BeamNG.drive, Classic Doom and variants, ATS, NCH VideoPad, OBS Studio, MPC-HC, iCUE |
Benchmark Scores | CB R23: Multi-Core 21539 - Single Core 1592 *PBO Auto, GPU no OC, room for improvement?* |
As if Microshaft hadn't squarely secured a special place in hell (and on my sh*tlist) already...
Just when I was getting Groove Music the way I liked it, seems the latest unwanted Win10 update has daintily done away with Groove Music and replaced it with the most god-awful, broken version of Windows Media Player I have ever seen. This thing is beyond POS status.
I had hoped to simply transfer the executable from another system I recently refurbished, but apparently this is not possible. And the app is no longer available from Microshaft's website.
So how do I get it back? CAN I get it back?
This has cemented my resolve to go Linux when I can no longer run W10. I refuse to upgrade to 11. I am fed up with these jackasses wantonly changing things from the way I want them just because they're too stupid to do updates without changing your settings. They turn on what I turned off, turn off what I turn on, now they've deleted an app I liked without even asking me.
I've considered Ubuntu, but my only concern is that I have yet to see it address an optical drive.
Just when I was getting Groove Music the way I liked it, seems the latest unwanted Win10 update has daintily done away with Groove Music and replaced it with the most god-awful, broken version of Windows Media Player I have ever seen. This thing is beyond POS status.
I had hoped to simply transfer the executable from another system I recently refurbished, but apparently this is not possible. And the app is no longer available from Microshaft's website.
So how do I get it back? CAN I get it back?
This has cemented my resolve to go Linux when I can no longer run W10. I refuse to upgrade to 11. I am fed up with these jackasses wantonly changing things from the way I want them just because they're too stupid to do updates without changing your settings. They turn on what I turned off, turn off what I turn on, now they've deleted an app I liked without even asking me.
I've considered Ubuntu, but my only concern is that I have yet to see it address an optical drive.