SysManager 1.136.121

[1.136.121] - 2026-11-06

The Dashboard's temperature cards and usage bars now change only when the figure they show does, rather than on every reading.

Fixed

• The Dashboard built every temperature card again each time it read the sensors, every 2 seconds, although a
  temperature that moved by less than a degree shows the same figure. Each time, a screen reader was told the list
  of cards had changed. Now a card changes only when its figure, its name or its colour does, and it is updated
  where it stands rather than built again. Since the Dashboard's redesign in 1.17.0.
• The processor, memory and GPU bars took each reading unrounded, three times a second, so a bar was laid out
  again on every reading although the whole number shown above it stayed the same. They take that whole number
  now, rounded the way the figure is. Since 1.17.0.

Changed

• The Dashboard's live readings and Resource History's sampler take their snapshot on the thread they already run
  on, rather than handing it to a second thread and waiting for it.

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