v1.52.0

Highlights

• Compact panels — in Control Center → Dashboard, every panel can be Full or Compact: the key values at a glance (rings for load, temperature, usage, power and battery; values in columns; the top 3 processes and GPU apps) without graphs or bars, about half the height, all in one style, per profile. As floating panels they are also narrower, and floating panels now scale up to 200 %, so you can make them bigger to read without them getting wide. An idea from @SirBlacky21 — thank you!
• Floating panels per profile — floating panels or the fixed dashboard, and the panels' size, now follow your Control Center profile (Control Center → Dashboard): float them in one profile, keep the fixed dashboard in another, and switching profile switches the layout too. Each profile remembers where you placed its floating panels. The tray's Toggle Floating Mode is gone: switch profile instead.
• Room to breathe — Settings → Display → Layout → Panel spacing sets the space between panels, in portrait and in the landscape grid, from none to 30 px.
• Quieter profile switches — Settings → Notifications can turn off the profile's name after a profile shortcut, and the notification when a profile didn't fully apply (Status still lists that).
• Choose your own shortcuts — Settings → Shortcuts lets you change or turn off each global shortcut (overlay, next profile, profile 1–9, microphone): choose New shortcut… and press the keys. You can also give a key to the tray menu's desk lamp, Control Center, Settings, Status, recording and overlay lock (off until you choose one). Handy when another program already uses a shortcut, like NVIDIA App with Ctrl+Alt+M; Status points you there when that happens.
• Readings that were missing — SATA and USB drives now show their temperature in the Disk panel and trigger its alerts, not only NVMe drives, and Intel graphics show their load (the busiest engine, as in Task Manager) instead of "--".

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1.52.0 (2026-10-27)

Features

• dashboard: a compact layout for every panel (#605) (6d2c5dc)
• dashboard: a compact style for the CPU, GPU, RAM and Network panels (#598) (887d6e8)
• dashboard: floating panels, their size and positions per Control Center profile (#600) (432296c)
• settings: change or turn off the global shortcuts (#589) (6dc2927), closes #569
• settings: choose the space between panels (#608) (52bcf06), closes #606
• settings: shortcuts for the tray menu's actions (#595) (6615600)
• settings: turn off the profile-switch notifications (#602) (358cfba), closes #601

Bug Fixes

• dashboard: panel text can no longer be selected (#616) (a780dc2), closes #615
• dashboard: white, larger values in the compact panels (#603) (f032a2a)
• gpu: Intel GPUs show their load (#619) (64b98c5), closes #618
• lighting: only the user at the screen's Dynamic Lighting setting counts (#637) (761a90c), closes #636
• log: bound rigstats-debug.log while running and limit the gpu change line (a2594a9), closes #563
• motherboard: compact panel drops VCORE on boards without a Vcore rail (#612) (739436e), closes #611
• sidecar: SATA and USB drive temperatures are read (#610) (9a490c5)
• wallpaper: floating panels no longer leave a dark empty window (#626) (9aa7e9a)
• wallpaper: log a WorkerW retry instead of a false attach failure (#617) (9f2a795), closes #579

Thanks

Thanks to everyone outside the core team whose work is in this release:

• @SirBlacky21 — the idea and the layouts behind the compact panels (discussion #543), feedback on every release candidate from his Intel + NVIDIA PC, and the diagnostics that brought back SATA and USB drive temperatures (#609) and Intel GPU load (#618)