SysManager 1.130.55 aflaai

[1.130.55] - 2026-10-22
System Report's list of problems from the last 7 days covers the whole week, so an older critical event is no
longer left out.
Fixed
- System Report's "last 7 days" problem list covered only the newest 500 errors. One noisy source can log 500
errors in a day or two, and then a critical event from earlier in the week, such as an unexpected shutdown, was
never read, and the noisy one read "500 times" whatever its real count. The report now counts every critical and
error event of the week, and reads none of their messages, which was the slow part of reading them. Since 1.116.0.
- Two reports made at once could be told how the other's read of the System log went. System Report and About
make their reports through one service, which kept the result of its last read of the log in one place. One report
could then say the System log could not be read because the other's read failed, or list a read that was cut short
as the whole week. Each report now goes by its own read. Since 1.116.0.
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