Shkarko SysManager 1.114.31

[1.114.31] - 2026-09-29
Gaming Profile no longer loses its record of a game mode left on when it cannot read its saved settings.
Starting game mode could replace that record, which is what puts your settings back after SysManager closes
during a game.
Fixed
- Gaming Profile: its saved settings are never written over when they could not be read. Gaming Profile
keeps the options you last used and, while game mode is on, a record of the settings it changed, so they can
be put back if SysManager closes during a game. A file that could not be read was taken as empty, and Start
saved your options over it, the record of a game mode still left on included.
- Start now changes nothing when the file cannot be read, and says so.
- A file that is damaged, or was saved by a newer SysManager, is kept as gaming-profiles.json.unreadable
before a new one is written.
- Saving your options and clearing the record after a restore can no longer overlap and undo each other.
Present since Gaming Profile was added in v1.52.38.
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