WACUP is an updated version of WinAMP 5.666 or smth, for m$win ofc. Alternatively and systems other than m$win there's audacious which is a fork of XMMS/BMP and can be built with either GTK+2 or Qt5.
WinAMP 2.95 was the best version but it doesn't support FLAC..
these days i mostly run freebsd and linux instead of windows, so xnview mp is the only one that works. i still have xnview classic on my windows machine, iirc it was kinda faster or smth..
it's not a toughbook and idk how to configure it but my letsnote cf-rz6 came with the battery charge capped at 80%, maybe it can be configured with their windows tool (or the acpi call made by that tool). i already have linux on it so can't check tho..
i'm seriously amazed by many people's ability to ignore and withstand those annoying ads lmao. even a tiny banner on some website is enough to trigger me to create a new ublock filter...
i use many sandy bridge laptops (mostly xx20 thinkpads) and they seem pretty ok to me. newer machine is probably much more efficient but these machines are not that power hungry compared to desktops.
i don't have a wacom tablet to test, sorry. generally all seems to work, graphics driver seem to be ported over from linux and synced to latest periodically. it might be better because i never have the latest hardware..
indeed most things should just work after recompiling, but with freebsd's great linux compat you can just run docker containers for example.
i usually use freebsd (haven't tried openbsd yet..) and its linux binary compat is almost perfect, it surprisingly just works for most things although there are some rough edges as a desktop.
WACUP is an updated version of WinAMP 5.666 or smth, for m$win ofc. Alternatively and systems other than m$win there's audacious which is a fork of XMMS/BMP and can be built with either GTK+2 or Qt5.
WinAMP 2.95 was the best version but it doesn't support FLAC..