System Control - v1.0.1

Release Notes

⚡ Cross-Platform Fixes & Performance Optimizations

🐛 Bug Fixes

• Windows Instant Crash on Startup: Resolved a fatal panic caused by synchronous hardware sensor/component probing during app setup. Device lists and component initialization are now safely deferred and unwrapped gracefully.
• Compilation Error: Fixed an unhandled variable name mismatch (memory_percent vs mem_percent) in get_top_processes.
• Underflow Protection: Wrapped disk and network bytes differential math with saturating_sub to prevent runtime overflow/underflow panics across OS file systems.

🚀 Optimizations

• Lazy Initialization: Subsystem discovery (disks, networks, components) is now deferred to the first get_stats IPC invocation, ensuring the main window renders immediately without launch delay.
• Process Sorting: Upgraded process list iteration to .values() and switched CPU sorting to sort_unstable_by(), reducing overhead on heavy workloads.
• Memory Optimization: Refactored static memory metrics calculations outside of per-process iteration loops.
• Panic Recovery: Added global panic hook logging for improved diagnostic visibility across builds.

System Control - Initial release

✨ Overview

System Monitor is a modern desktop application built using Rust and Tauri v2 that provides fast, accurate and real-time system monitoring while consuming very little system resources.

Unlike many Electron-based alternatives, System Monitor focuses on native performance, small size, and responsiveness without sacrificing a polished user experience.

Whether you're checking CPU temperatures, monitoring RAM usage, tracking network activity or viewing running processes, System Monitor provides all essential information inside a clean and intuitive interface.