Pakua SysManager 1.136.151

[1.136.151] - 2026-11-09
A name or path too long for its column in a list ends in "…" now, and pointing at it shows the whole value.
Fixed
- A list drew each value on one line, and 108 of the app's 128 text columns cut a value longer than the column at
its edge, often through a letter, with nothing to say more was there: Speed Test's server read "speed.clo" and part
of a "u", and DNS & Hosts' comments, File Shredder's and Large Files' names, App Updates' names and System Logs'
sources were cut the same way. Every list's text columns now end a value they cannot hold in "…", and pointing at
it shows the whole value. A value that fits shows no tooltip, so pointing at a number or a short name shows
nothing extra, and a column's own explanation on hover, such as Services' plain-language reason, still shows.
Names drawn beside an icon, as in Process Manager, Startup and Uninstaller, are laid out another way and still
run to the column's edge.
- The 35 columns with a cell style of their own build it on the shared one, so their words now line up with their
header, 2 px further in, as every other column's do. The eight that only repeated the trimming use the shared one
as it is.
- A test fails a list column whose cell style is not built on the shared one, or repeats what it does, and another
lays out every view and a list with a cut value and one that fits.
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Get-FileHash .\SysManager-v1.136.151.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Expected SHA256: 638020DBDBA8893B2F523065B2C0F507DDDDA9E7F8B965DBA73FE63204D248CE
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