SysManager 1.130.64

[1.130.64] - 2026-10-22

App Updates, the Uninstaller and the Bulk Installer now read every column of winget's lists from where winget wrote
it, on a Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish or Portuguese winget and for apps named in Chinese, Japanese or
Korean.

Fixed

• Columns after a Chinese, Japanese or Korean character were read from the wrong place. winget lines its columns
  up on screen, where such a character takes the room of two, and SysManager counted characters. On a Japanese,
  Chinese or Korean winget, whose column titles are such characters, every row was affected: an ID could lose its last
  character or start with the end of the app's name, and the available version was read from inside the installed
  one, so the update was offered with wrong versions and could not run. An app with a name in those scripts, such as
  微信 (WeChat), was shifted the same way on any language. Columns are now counted as winget counts them. Since 0.3.0.
• Some column titles winget prints were not recognised. The Russian titles, the Spanish, Portuguese and Korean
  title of the Source column, the Traditional Chinese ones, and the Korean ID and Available titles, which are two
  words. On a Spanish, Portuguese or Russian winget the Uninstaller showed a version such as "1.2.3 winget" with no
  source and removed an app winget knows through its registry entry instead, and on a Korean winget App Updates read
  the installed version as the available one. Since 1.52.8.

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