Lataa SysManager 1.136.112

[1.136.112] - 2026-11-05
Resource History's CPU readings are the average over each 10 seconds again while the Dashboard is open, and the Dashboard's CPU figure no longer jumps every 10 seconds.
Fixed
- Every CPU reading measured the time since anyone's last reading, since the Dashboard, Resource History and the tray
icon shared one starting point. With the Dashboard open, which is the tab SysManager opens on, each Resource History
point was the CPU use of the last fraction of a second rather than of its 10 seconds, so a short burst was stored as
a 10-second value and a spike could be missed. The other way round, each Resource History or tray reading cut one of
the Dashboard's 300-millisecond readings short, which put an odd number on its CPU figure every 10 seconds. Each of
them measures over its own interval now, and Resource History takes its first point 10 seconds after SysManager
starts, so that one covers 10 seconds as well. Since 1.76.24.
- A test refuses a tab or service that shows the CPU load without measuring it over its own interval.
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