Скачать SysManager 1.130.58

[1.130.58] - 2026-10-22
Environment Variables no longer takes out of PATH a folder an installer added while the tab was open, and a new
variable is User or System.
Fixed
- Apply on Environment Variables could remove a folder another program had just added to PATH. Installers such
as Python, Node.js, Git and the JDK add themselves to PATH, and the tab stays open for as long as SysManager runs.
Moving, adding or removing a PATH row there and pressing Apply wrote back the PATH the tab had read, so that tool
was no longer found on the command line. Apply now reads every variable it is about to change again first, and when
one has changed since the tab read it, nothing is applied and the status line names it, so Refresh shows the change
before you make yours again. Since 1.22.0.
- "All" in the new variable's scope list made a User variable. The status line then said "Added All variable".
The list now offers User and System. Since 1.22.0.
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