For many Mac users, the change isn't a bad one, and frankly they're used to frequent - and sometimes drastic - changes between operating systems. So, your music isn't going anywhere, just the way you watch media is about to get Kardashian-pantry-level organized. When macOS 10.15 Catalina rolls out later this year, Mac users will notice that iTunes is gone, leaving Music, Podcast, and Apple TV apps in its place. For, if iTunes is only being phased out for new Mac programs, wouldn't it stand to reason that the loophole to iTunes' D-Day might exist on a PC?Īccording to PC Mag, iTunes will indeed live on within Windows, at least for the time being.
As "iTunes Is Dead" stories spread across the internet, many non-Mac iPhone users were wondering if iTunes will retire on Windows, too. There hasn’t been anything like it since The Grapes of Wrath” ( San Francisco Chronicle).On June 3, at WWDC 2019, Apple announced that iTunes as we know it will be discontinued due to macOS-related updates that will take the app in another direction, ending its current iteration. Crammed with acute social and political observations, this urgent novel captures the spirit of its times, so remarkably like that of today.Īn odyssey in the spirit of Jack Kerouac’s On the Road, Going Away is “a novel of major importance.
Along the way-stopping at bars, all-night restaurants, and gas stations-the twenty-nine-year-old narrator, at once egotistical and compassionate, barrels across the “blue highways” to meet, fight with, love, and hate old comrades and girlfriends, collecting their stories and reflecting on his own life experiences.ĭriven by probing stream-of-consciousness prose and brutally honest self-analysis, Going Away is a sprawling autobiographical journey into a kaleidoscope of American mindsets most significantly, that of its radical narrator. The year is 1956, and a blacklisted Hollywood agent sets off on a cross-country adventure from Los Angeles to New York City.
National Book Award Finalist: This autobiographical road-trip novel exploring life and politics in the 1950s became “an underground bestseller” ( The Village Voice).
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