Pakua SysManager 1.64.16

[1.64.16] - 2026-08-13
File sizes now use the same decimal point as network speeds, everywhere in the app, whatever
language your Windows is set to.
Fixed
- Sizes and speeds disagreed about the decimal separator outside English. File sizes were formatted using your Windows language settings while network speeds always used a dot, so on a Romanian, German, French or most other European system the same screen showed "1,5 GB" next to "12.4 Mbps". All 32 places that show a size now use a dot, matching the speeds. On an English system nothing changes.
Changed
- Internal: removed notification-suppression code that never did anything. The shared list used by every refreshing table carried a flag meant to silence change notifications during a bulk refresh. It could never have fired — the refresh writes to the underlying list, which raises no notifications in the first place — so it read as protection while providing none. The list now also refuses, instead of quietly rewriting itself, if something tries to replace its contents from inside a change handler. No visible change; the refresh behaviour is identical.
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