Rigometry 0.2.0

• Storage search replaces the plain filter: ranked, typo-tolerant name matching that also uses folder names, with 'exact, ^prefix, suffix$, !exclude and ext:, type:, kind:, size:, path: filters. Adapted from FSearch (MIT).
• Storage shows one size, bytes on disk, across table, map, totals and search; file size remains in details, tooltips and exports.
• Standard scans read whole folder listings on eight threads instead of opening every file: C:\ with 3.1 million entries in about 10 s instead of 8 min, faster than robocopy. Files Windows keeps locked (pagefile.sys, hiberfil.sys) now show their size instead of "Unavailable". Named data streams count only in administrator drive scans.
• Right-click rows and map tiles to show them in Explorer, copy the path or open a folder; each row also has an Explorer button.
• Searching, sorting and expanding respond immediately during a scan, and the search no longer makes the table jump.
• Whole-drive scans no longer stop partway through. Entries no longer store their full path, the limit is 1.5 GiB, and a scan that still reaches it says so first. Before, a typical C:\ stopped after Users and Windows without saying why.
• Folders Windows protects count as needing administrator rights, not as errors. Scan as administrator scans them after Windows asks for consent.
• The size map takes the space the name column doesn't need and appears beside the table in narrower windows.
• Administrator scans of whole NTFS drives read the master file table directly: about 3 s for C:\, no file opened, including protected folders, restore points and named streams.
• The file count appears only for folders, and the largest-files list drops the column.
• Typing a bare drive letter such as C: scans the drive root, not the folder Windows remembers as current on that drive; drive-relative paths like C:Users are refused with a hint.
• Paths pasted with quotes, as Explorer's "Copy as path" adds them, are accepted.
• Command-line output such as --help and --version appears in the terminal that started the release build.
• Benchmarks for whole-drive scans and search, with the commands to reproduce them.

Windows 11 on Intel/AMD x64. ARM64 and 32-bit systems are not supported. Intel hardware is not yet physically verified; GPU sensors depend on drivers.

Portable, unsigned build. Extract the ZIP with its license files. Check the adjacent SHA-256 before use.

Source: 2db3a82
Build: https://github.com/marlonka/Rigometry/actions/runs/38050297727

Rigometry 0.1.0

Initial Rigometry release for Windows 11 on Intel and AMD x64 PCs.

• Native Windows CPU, memory and GPU inspection with live history and explicit sensor availability.
• Read-only folder and drive analysis with a hierarchy, size map, filtering and CSV/JSON export.
• English, German, French and Spanish interfaces, saved language selection and localized readings.
• Monochrome interface with scalable icons, dark/light themes and reduced motion.
• Protected output creation, bounded workers and automated filesystem, UI and command-line checks.
• Documented platform support and a verified Windows x64 release pipeline.

Compatibility and sensor limits are documented in the README. Downloads are available in Releases.

Windows 11 on Intel/AMD x64. ARM64 and 32-bit systems are not supported. Intel hardware is not yet physically verified; GPU sensors depend on drivers.

Portable, unsigned build. Extract the ZIP with its license files. Check the adjacent SHA-256 before use.

Source: d5c2df0
Build: https://github.com/marlonka/Rigometry/actions/runs/37386082157