SysManager 1.119.0 released

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SysManager 1.119.0 is out!

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[1.119.0] - 2026-10-06

Disk Analyzer now draws the folder you are looking at as a map, so the folder eating your disk is the biggest
block. Click a block to open that folder, the same as the list's arrow.

Added

• A map above the Disk Analyzer list ([Enhancement]: Storage - Add a treemap visual to Disk Analyzer #1592). The tab answered with a sorted list of sizes, which takes reading to
  see that one folder is almost half of everything.
  • Each subfolder is a block sized by the space it uses, drawn from the entries the list already has, so nothing new
    is scanned and the map and the list always show the same folder. One level at a time: Up works for both.
  • Every folder big enough for its name gets a block of its own, decided on the real size of the map, so a wider
    window shows more. The rest, and the files loose in the folder, share one grey "Other" block whose tooltip says
    what it holds.
  • One colour, the theme's accent, lighter for smaller blocks, with the text colour chosen per block so it reads on
    every preset.
  • Clicking a block opens that folder; right-clicking offers Show in Explorer, as the list does. Hovering shows the
    name, size and share. Each block is a button in size order with its name, size and share for a screen reader,
    and Enter opens it. A folder that could not all be read carries the list's warning mark.
  • "Hide map" gives the list its full height back on a small screen, and is remembered. With no subfolder to draw,
    there is no map and the list's own message speaks.

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