Arbitrium 0.9.5
One file. No install. No runtime to chase.
Arbitrium now links Qt statically, so the whole app is a single 32 MB executable. Download it, run it, done — no unpacking, no DLLs sitting next to it, nothing left behind if you delete it. Grab Arbitrium-v0.9.5-win64.exe and that is the entire product.
The .zip is the same executable with the README beside it, for anyone who prefers a folder.
Apps — debloat that reads your machine, not a list
A new page that asks Windows which packages were preinstalled with your image, then reads each one's real icon straight out of its own package folder. Real names, real logos, real version numbers — no hardcoded catalogue of app names that goes stale the moment Microsoft renames something.
Removal takes the app off every account on the machine and deprovisions it, so it does not quietly return the next time someone new signs in. Shared runtimes, and anything Windows itself marks non-removable, are shown with a padlock instead of a button — visible, so the page stays an honest inventory, but not a foot-gun.
Everything destructive still shows you the exact script before it runs.
Ten languages — all the way down
Translation used to stop at the buttons. Now it does not stop anywhere.
All 268 tweak names and descriptions, every service state, every section heading, every action, every label on the dashboard, every line in the Log — 1,033 strings across ten languages.
🇹🇷 Türkçe · 🇬🇧 English · 🇩🇪 Deutsch · 🇫🇷 Français · 🇪🇸 Español · 🇮🇹 Italiano · 🇵🇹 Português · 🇵🇱 Polski · 🇷🇺 Русский · 🇸🇦 العربية
The Log page re-resolves tweak names from the catalogue rather than replaying whatever was recorded at write time, so entries written months ago read in whatever language you are using today. Switch language in Settings and the whole interface changes instantly — no restart.
Fixes
- An elevated package query that enumerated inconsistently, so apps could appear and disappear between scans
- PowerShell's OEM codepage silently corrupting the scan results once app names carried non-ASCII characters — which showed up as an empty list rather than an error
- A translation key collision that put a literal
%2on screen in the storage row - The title bar's "Administrator" / "Standard" no longer hardcoded to one language
Install
Run Arbitrium-v0.9.5-win64.exe. It asks for administrator rights once at launch, because it edits system-level settings and pretending otherwise would be dishonest.