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just noticed the update also vomited a bunch of poo poo like roblox and whatnot all over my start menu
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Oct 15, 2022 06:46
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Did you know there's a linux version of windows defender? I didn't until I fixed a production outage by uninstalling it.
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Oct 15, 2022 15:29
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mystes posted:why is there a shortcut key for that lmao I have to use this on my work laptop after I switch from my main pc using a displayport kvm. I'm glad it exists lol
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Oct 15, 2022 15:43
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Private Speech posted:just noticed the update also vomited a bunch of poo poo like roblox and whatnot all over my start menu oh good, microsoft is still randomly resetting the "don't do awful things to me" toggles on OS updates this one is in the start menu settings. it's called something like "show exciting new apps that will make my life more fulfilling"
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Oct 15, 2022 20:10
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is that paraphrasing? plz tell me that’s verbatim
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Oct 15, 2022 21:42
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can't fukkin wait for roblox!
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Oct 15, 2022 22:51
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Salt Fish posted:Did you know there's a linux version of windows defender? I didn't until I fixed a production outage by uninstalling it. lol no, amazing. what did it fix?
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Oct 16, 2022 07:05
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Salt Fish posted:Did you know there's a linux version of windows defender? I didn't until I fixed a production outage by uninstalling it. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/describe-azure-identity-access-security/6-role-based-access-control posted:Microsoft Defender for servers brings threat detection and advanced defenses to your Windows and Linux EC2 instances." 
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Oct 18, 2022 08:08
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lol https://twitter.com/0xalexei/status/1583242886401126400
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Oct 21, 2022 12:48
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Uhh you’re supposed to ifdef that part out.
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Oct 21, 2022 13:01
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so it appears that at some point after the win11 22h2 update but before the october cumulative update microsoft finally added back audio output device switching in the system tray (that they removed that feature pissed me off because i often switch between my TV audio and headphones): https://i.imgur.com/O1DIb9a.mp4 also in the october cumulative update they added tabs to file explorer which they originally promised in the 22h2 update but apparently it was too hard. gotta say it sucks and is clearly hacked-on as there's a big delay from when you click the new-tab button to one appearing, presumably because it has to spin up a separate explorer.exe process in a tree outside of the parent but also linked to it or some poo poo idk
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Oct 21, 2022 18:20
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there's a big delay when you do ANYTHING in explorer in windows 11
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Oct 21, 2022 23:18
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nice military desktop, western tankie
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ty for the trip report. will stay on windows 10.
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Oct 22, 2022 00:41
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might upgrade to win11 this weekend and see what breaks. gonna probably build a 13700K machine later this year and iirc win10 never got a fully functional big.little scheduler
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Oct 22, 2022 00:48
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tabbed explorer opens fine on an i9 9900k, but i can't drag a tab out to a new window and i'm not sure if it's ms ineptitude, that all explorer windows are their own instances (maybe that's default, now?), or both i want to say the first one, because vscode doesn't have a tab-to-new-window pattern, either
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Oct 22, 2022 01:42
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also, i normally want two windows so this is a useless feature chasing after something useless finder did years ago. give me split panel views, you cowards 
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Oct 22, 2022 01:43
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the paradigm where you’re constantly moving windows around and having to care which order you select them so that you can move files .. sucks
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Oct 22, 2022 02:07
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echinopsis posted:the paradigm where you’re constantly moving windows around and having to care which order you select them so that you can move files .. sucks Huh? Drag the file from your desktop or wherever onto the target window's taskbar spot, and hold it there for a second. The window will pop to the front even if it's minimized. You can then drop the file into the target. Also you can cut and paste files from one place to another with the usual shortcuts.
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Oct 22, 2022 02:18
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Agile Vector posted:
this is really annoying
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Oct 22, 2022 03:26
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i'm still mad that clicking the audio icon doesn't open the mixer anymore and that there isn't even a setting to change it back
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Oct 22, 2022 03:46
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Sagebrush posted:
they got rid of this feature in Win11
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lomarf. welp yet another reason i'm sticking with 10 i guess. xp good vista sucked 7 good 8 sucked 10 good 11 sucks maybe 12 will continue the cycle
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Oct 22, 2022 04:03
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apparently win10 does have a big.little aware scheduler so I won't need to upgrade if I do end up buying a 13700K phew
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burning swine posted:i'm still mad that clicking the audio icon doesn't open the mixer anymore ~Coxy posted:they got rid of this feature in Win11 actual lmao
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Kazinsal posted:apparently win10 does have a big.little aware scheduler so I won't need to upgrade if I do end up buying a 13700K huh? everything I’ve read says it doesn’t know how to effectively use the new e cores
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but i'll again say: the ways in which windows 11 are bad is so dumb that it is very high comedy, unforced messing stuff up for no reason. *but*, it's not broken or daily infuriating like a windows vista or anything. there's no real reason to wring ones hands about getting hardware for which the support is better on 11, just upgrade, it'll work out and you'll get to add content to this thread when you find microsoft being pointlessly dumb in yet another way.
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Oct 22, 2022 15:09
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:probably a wslg fuckup, tried a simple 'wsl --update' to make sure you're on the latest? have had that happen too, but not in a bit. Thanks, I tried this but it still fucks up. I even tried editing .wslconf or whatever and removing the stuff I had in there (like memory limits under Win10) and leaving everything defaults, then after your tip doing the WSLg disable. No effect unfortunately. Win11 is spectactularly bad for me... between my work laptop pegging CPU with Vmmem.exe coming out of sleep, and my desktop keeps doing this thing where it makes sounds, keyboard and mouse work, etc. but the screen doesn't wake up. I can RDP into it and everything is there, but it refuses to light up my display. RTX 2080. It's a POS!
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:but i'll again say: the ways in which windows 11 are bad is so dumb that it is very high comedy, unforced messing stuff up for no reason. *but*, it's not broken or daily infuriating like a windows vista or anything. The stupid interface changes that are going to ruin my workflow are the same as it being broken.
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yeah installing bad software "ironically" on a main device doesn't seem like a great decision. i will wait until they iron out win 11 a bit more. its actually kind of nice that they left win 10 behind because there's less of a chance MS will mess up its interface via an update now that their eyes are on win 11. Last Chance fucked around with this message at 15:46 on Oct 22, 2022 |
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Last Chance posted:its actually kind of nice that they left win10 behind because there's less of a chance MS will mess up its interface via an update now that their eyes are on win 11.
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i'm gonna run win10 at work until 2025 if i can
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Last Chance posted:yeah installing bad software "ironically" on a main device doesn't seem like a great decision. i will wait until they iron out win 11 a bit more. there's nothing ironic about it, the point is that it is worse and dumber in ways *mostly* irrelevant, so if you gain any material advantage from the "upgrade" (e.g. your chosen cpu works, wslg, if it works for you) it's mostly nbd. it is genuinely, even in use, more funny than problematic. runaway wslg issues aside, no suggestions on that but that's for sure a real problem. somehow went away for me, but no idea why.
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akadajet posted:huh? everything I’ve read says it doesn’t know how to effectively use the new e cores yeah, i don't think they backported the part of the scheduler that reads the thread director so it's just less efficient https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000088749/processors/intel-core-processors.html
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:there's nothing ironic about it, the point is that it is worse and dumber in ways *mostly* irrelevant arbitrarily changing the interface of something i use every day professionally is not an irrelevant change. imagine if you took your car in for service and they were like "guess what! as part of your warranty, we've upgraded you to the newest version of our driver interface. we've moved all the AC controls around and there's a joystick instead of a steering wheel and there's no button to roll the windows down anymore -- just swipe on the edge of the touchscreen. we think you're going to love it!" you simply do not gently caress around with a system that people rely on day to day. it was less of an issue in the past, because you could just stay with the old version forever, but now with everything as a ~cloud service~ and forced updates all the time it's become a serious problem. boy i love starting up photoshop and finding that they've reset my interface customizations and changed a bunch of keyboard shortcuts overnight! gently caress you
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Sagebrush posted:imagine if you took your car in for service and they were like "guess what! as part of your warranty, we've upgraded you to the newest version of our driver interface
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i expect you're right for your case. for me and, i think, many other people, engaging with windows' os level keybinds and interfaces is a very small part of my day, to the point that i am not sure what changes are messing with it up for you. like the kind of stupid things i am faced with is the old right-click menu in explorer being a submenu down, changing audio outputs being an additional click, which are both monstrously dumb, but have cost me maybe 30 seconds of productivity over the last 6 months, where wslg has saved me some hours in a much more sensitive workflow loop.
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at least they prepared me for the start menu being unusable by already making it mostly unusable in 10
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burning swine posted:i'm still mad that clicking the audio icon doesn't open the mixer anymore if you have the Xbox overlay running you can hit win+g and it has a mixer pane, I actually find it to be really useful
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