Oracle VM VirtualBox 歷史舊版本 Page3

更新時間：2022-10-11
更新細節：

What's new in this version:

Process Lasso 11.1.1.26 (64-bit)
- Installer: Enable Spanish language selection
- GUI: Improvements to product activator
- GUI: When filter edit controls have focus, TAB can escape to their respective listview
- GUI: Add dark mode to some frequently seen dialogs
- Core/GUI: Default core parking adjustment log entries to ON (when done by ProBalance, if option set)
- Core: Fix an issue where some log entry types could continue to be emitted despite logging disabled
- GUI: Add menu items to toggle logging of CPU Sets and Group Extender rules
- Core: Adapt ProBalance option 'Disable CPU Core Parking during action' to Intel 12th Gen
- Core: Change failsafe recovery core parking options from HKCU to HKLM (used after improper Governor shutdown if ProBalance option 'Disable CPU Core Parking during action' was used)
- GUI: Fix an issue where clearing the log while it is updating could deadlock
- Core: Fix an issue where a Watchdog rule that restarts a service may fail to do so
- GUI/LogViewer: Minor improvements to log monitoring thread
- GUI/LogViewer: Use filesystem change notifications on UNC paths when available
- GUI.WatchdogRulesDialog: Fix an issue where emptying the rule list completely using the Remove button would not be immediately committed to the INI on save
- LogViewer: Add CTRL+X accelerator to clear log
- GUI.PriorityClassRulesDialog: Expanded width and other cosmetic
- GUI.ProBalanceExclusionsDialog: Fix handling of match strings with embedded commas
- GUI/Core: Refactor priority class rules, now supporting Regular Expressions
- GUI.ProBalanceExclusionsDialog: Cosmetic
- GUI: Add dark mode support to activation dialog


Process Lasso 11.0.0.34 (64-bit)
- Processes tree view
- More useful graph tooltips


Process Lasso 10.4.8.8 (64-bit)
- Core/GUI: Improvements to service management code
- GUI: Fix service tracking for process associations (name appendages) could become stale
- All: Update to VS 2022 17.2.3
- GUI: Language updates


Process Lasso 10.4.7.22 (64-bit)
- Core: Change method of finding processor efficiency classes
- Core/GUI: Add support for as yet undeployed minidump upload tool
- Core/GUI: Improvements to base process enumeration and tracking code

GUI:
- Add 'Options / General / Experimental' submenu
- Add 'Options / General / Experimental / Generate Crash Dump'
- CPU core graphs: Don't treat error getting core parking status (broken performance counter) as parked
- Add 'Options / Tools / Repair [System] Performance Counters'
- If system performance counter(s) appear damaged, ask user then attempt repair with "lodctr.exe /R", et. al (beta builds only)
- Remove 'frequent updates' warning when 'Include Betas' is checked
- Enforce depth limit of ProBalance event timestamp history used by graph tooltips
- Minidump generation: A second messagebox asking if user wants to submit now; opens submission URL
- When IdleSaver enabled by menu, only open options dialog when enabled for first time
- Make log size limit edit control numeric only


Process Lasso 10.4.6.20 (64-bit)
- Support processor groups of unequal size (rare)
- Improvements to Instance Balancer, including multi-group support
- Minor fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 10.4.5.28 (64-bit)
GUI:
- Remove some deprecated code
- Fix 'Switch to GaaP' syslink not hidden on Keep Running rules dialog when already GaaP
- Instance Balancer Dialog, improve behavior when user toggles from static to dynamic algorithm and then adds rule with artifact of a non-zero static core count
- Instance Balancer Dialog, rename algorithms to 'Dynamic core count (spread evenly)' and 'Static core count'

Core:
- Fix a memory leak when SmartTrim is enabled and a trim working sets action occurs (free RAM was less than threshold)
- General code maintenance
- Improved method of ensuring handle cache coherency, fixing a handle leak
- GUI: Fix filtered listviews weren't immediately adopting user customizations to column orders and widths
- Fix default value for SmartTrim Clear Standby List 'only when free RAM less than' on new installs
- Change new process log events to use lowercase basenames for consistency
- Fix an issue where Group Extender could consume excess compute when multiple group extensions are active simultaneously

- Core/GUI: Change Instance Balancer boolean option 'Only include instances with CPU use' to floating point 'CPU use threshold'
- Installer: Fix an issue with deferred activation code on command line using /key parameter


Process Lasso 10.4.4.20 (64-bit)
- Minor fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 10.4.3.24 (64-bit)
- Adjustment to BHP for Alder Lake on Win10 (specifically)
- Refinement of memory priority feature
- Minor fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 10.4.2.16 (64-bit)
- Core: Minor adjustment to Windows Error Reporting (WER) snapshot process handling
- GUI: Add CTRL+SPACE keyboard accelerator to pause GUI display updates
- GUI/Core: When no power profile rules are in effect, return to set 'Start Process Lasso with Power Profile'
- GUI: Add message when user attempts manual switch of active power profile when 'start with' (base) power profile is set
- GUI: Don't remove processes from listview while in the context menu. Fixes crash seen when process removed while taking action on it via context menu.
- GUI: Remove 'Help / Change License Code' menu item when not activated
- GUI: Fix activation code change wouldn't refresh licensee name on graph until app restart
- All: (c) 2021 to 2022
- GUI: Add menu item to toggle ProBalance option to lower to Idle instead of Below Normal
- GUI: Add submenu 'View / Reset'
- GUI: Add menu item 'View / Reset / Reset ProBalance Counters'
- GUI: Move process context menu item 'Keep Running' to 'More' submenu
- GUI: Improve consistency of process context menu items for Hard Throttling
- All: Minor code maintenance


Process Lasso 10.4.1.18 (64-bit)
GUI:
- Add up/down buttons to CPU Sets Rules List Dialog
- Fix to multi-select process context menu item 'I/O Priority / Always / None'
- Improve RAM Load display painting
- Fix incorrect physical core count in status bar on Alder Lake
- Cosmetic tweaks to some rule config dialogs
- Change all 'Remove selected' buttons to 'Remove'
- Fix handling of rare scenario when process module enumeration initially fails due to first module (the EXE) not yet loaded, previously resulting in a missing path and icon in listview (impacted GUI only)
- Minor code maintenance
- Fix 'No update available' message could be unnecessarily shown on app start after a successful manual update under some circumstances

Core:
- Refactor process pathname retrieval code
- Remove process pathnames from 'More info' field of process launched log events, since it is also included in the 'Path' field


Process Lasso 10.4.0.38 (64-bit)
- Add CPU Sets, a softer form of CPU Affinities
- Adler Lake (Intel 12th Gen) support
- Streamlined install


Process Lasso 10.3.1.10 (64-bit)
- Core: Fix an issue in prior release where Performance Mode may not be induced per rule when process path is unavailable due to anti-cheat systems
- Core/GUI: Add Instance Balancer option to reserve n system CPU cores
- Core/GUI: Add Instance Balancer option to only include process instances with CPU use
- GUI: Minor string and cosmetic adjustments


Process Lasso 10.3.0.50 (64-bit)
- New Config Profile Switcher feature
- Add special ProBalance handling for searchindexer.exe
- Other fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 10.2.0.40 (64-bit)
- Improvement to ProBalance
- Refactored Foreground Boosting
- Add Internet Explorer Restriction feature
- Deploy Bitsum Session Agent for GaaP installs too
- Windows 11 support
- Other fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 10.1.0.42 (64-bit)
- Dark mode for CPU core graphs, statusbar, and menubar
- Improved tab control appearance in light mode
- Minor fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 10.0.3.6 (64-bit)
- Update several languages
- Minor fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 10.0.2.24 (64-bit)
- Update several languages
- Minor fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 10.0.1.16 (64-bit)
- Update several languages
- Minor fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 10.0.0.164 (64-bit)
- Refactored log system with CSV as primary
- Ordered CPU affinity and priority rules
- Periodic process sampling (snapshots)
- GUI improvements
- CrowdIn integration for translations
- Numerous fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 9.8.7.18 (64-bit)
- GUI: Improve performance of filters
- Install: Speed Governor service installation
- Assorted fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 9.8.6.16 (64-bit)
- Default Governor deployment type to system service
- Further work on limited user contexts
- Performance improvements to GUI
- Other fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 9.8.5.37 (64-bit)
- Allow Governor to be deployed as system service in the free edition
- Default deployment type to Governor-as-Service for Server Edition
- Support named config profiles with Governor-as-Service
- Add function ‘Options / Memory / Purge standby list now’


Process Lasso 9.8.4.2 (64-bit)
- Show WSL and protected processes
- Assorted fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 9.8.2.2 (64-bit)
- Add option to switch power profile when Process Lasso starts
- Keep Running and Watchdog launch actions now always launch unelevated (HKLM override available)
- Suppress Dark Mode compatibility warning on older Windows 10/2016 builds


Process Lasso 9.8.1.16 (64-bit)
- Improve support for exotic CPU topologies
- Fix graph presentation on systems with unequal size NUMA nodes
- Fix an issue with the Processor Group Extender that could result in incomplete thread distribution
- Other fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 9.8.0.54 (64-bit)
- Refactored CPU core graphs; split into NUMA nodes, supporting multiple processor groups [screenshot]
- Improve foreground process awareness with Governor-As-Service (GaaS)
- Make ProBalance option ‘Ignore children of foreground’ default to on
- Add ‘Always on top’ option
- Add parked core count to status bar
- Add option to hide CPU core graphs
- Other fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 9.7.6.26 (64-bit)
- New load balance algorithm for the Group Extender feature
- Make effort to enforce CPU affinities on multi-group processes by moving existing threads
- Tune default ProBalance timing
- Fix menu-induced config profile switching
- Assorted fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 9.7.5.44 (64-bit)
- GUI: Fix 'Main / Keep awake' submenu in 9.7.5.42 when GUI running as admin


Process Lasso 9.7.5.42 (64-bit)
- Add processor group support to CPU affinity settings
- Add ability to move a running process to a different processor group
- Add Regular Expression support to Persistent CPU Affinities
- Fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 9.7.0.48 (64-bit)
GUI:
- Create distinct process context menu items for Suspend and Resume process
- Improve reliability of process suspension (note that it may take a few seconds for a process state to change)
- Active Processes tab: Improve sort behavior
- Active Processes tab: Use process enumeration data from primary view
- Remove an unecessary warning messagebox on process suspension
- Add option to disable listview process tooltips
- Minor text changes
- Fix listview sort issue where some rule strings were being misinterpreted as integers
- Small optimizations to listview sort compare function
- Don't pause process listview updates when in filtered view

All:
- Optimizations to thread enumeration
- Change 'hide suspended processes' value name to force reset to new default (false)
- Fix product version format in version info resource

ThreadRacer:
- Replace OK/Cancel buttons with single Exit button

LogViewer:
- Cosmetic work to About Dialog

Build:
- Adjust debug information for Server Edition

Core:
- Migrate ProBalance exclude foreground processes setting to new key name, or default to off for Server Edition

CPUEater:
- Adjust default thread count


Process Lasso 9.7.0.16 (64-bit)
Core:
- Fix issue where leaving rule-induced Performance Mode when it had been previously manually engaged could cause inappropriate reversion to prior power plan
- Add distinct log entry description when Performance Mode manually induced
- Add distinct log entry for continuing performance mode after process ends because Perf Mode had been manually induced

GUI:
- Fix manual Performance Mode not persisting when Process Lasso restarted
- Fix Active Processes tab rules column not clearing when last rule removed
- CPU Limiter configuration dialog - On listview row double-click, populate all controls with removed item


Process Lasso 9.7.0.2 (64-bit)
- Add new Processor Group Extender feature
- Fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 9.6.0.68 (64-bit)
- Add per-session agent to facilitate some features with governor-as-service
- Numerous improvements and fixes to limited user environments, especially when combined with governor-as-service
- IdleSaver now available with governor-as-service
- Improvements to IdleSaver configuration, allowing broader range of settings
- Add back Spanish, Italian, Polish, and French languages
- Considerable other product refinement


Process Lasso 9.5.1.0 (64-bit)
- Allow hundredths precision in Watchdog (advanced rules)
- Fixes and improvements to Watchdog
- Expanded new Regular Expressions to ProBalance Exclusions
- GUI.Watchdog: Improve config dialog up/down button behavior
- Core: Populate command line field to watchdog log type action events
- CPUEater: Fix status bar overlap with 'just took action' static control
- Change copyright years to 2020
- Language updates
- GUI: Remove checkbox on 'Uninstall BHP' menu item
- Core.Watchdog: Improve handling of redundant log entries
- Core.Watchdog: Log actions even if no setting change was necessary (process already at target)
- Core.Watchdog: Other fixes and enhancements
- Core.Watchdog: Minor optimizations
- GUI: Update Slovenian
- GUI: Restore primary listview filter update on items add/removed
- Core: Support RegEx in ProBalance exclusions
- GUI: Add process match help to ProBalance exclusion dialog
- GUI.ActionsLog: Fix to context menu items and auto-select of any matching running process
- GUI: Change to 'process match' listview column headers in config dialogs
- GUI: Add tooltip to Watchdog 'Divide CPU % by total core count' option
- Uninstall: Delete desktop shortcut
- Core/GUI.Watchdog: CPU and memory thresholds now allow precision in hundredths
- GUI: Update Russian


Process Lasso 9.5.0.40 (64-bit)
- Added Regular Expression matching to multiple fields for Instance Balancer, Watchdog, and CPU Limiter rules. See documentation on process matching
- Optimizations to GUI
- Improvements to Active Processes tab

Fixes and enhancements:
- GUI: Restore average CPU utilization to active processes tab
- GUI: Watchdog dialog: Replace CPU % threshold drop-down with edit box
- GUI: Watchdog dialog: Round CPU % given in decimal to nearest integer pending Watchdog support for such
- GUI: Bring existing instance of Insights to foreground if already running
- Core: Fix issue with traditional rules when user is appended after single character process match (e.g. *:jerem)
- Insights: Added menu item for Advanced ProBalance Options dialog
- Insights: Fix some settings could revert when changed from Advanced ProBalance Options dialog
- GUI: Make Process Lasso info (e.g. config path) selectable in About Dialog for copy/paste
- GUI: Instance Balancer dialog: Show error when user tries to add static core count rule with 0 cores specified
- GUI: Assortment of small cosmetic and internal improvements
- GUI: Optimizations
- GUI: Fix a filter issue with mixed case in some fields
- GUI: Rewrote process icon management
- GUI: Some refactoring of Active Processes tab code
- Core: Add RegEx (and multi-field) support to CPU Limiter, Watchdog, and Instance Balancer
- GUI: Add 'help' buttons beside process match strings for Instance Balancer, CPULimiter, and Watchdog
- Core: Fix Instance Balancer issue when total logical cores is not evenly divisible by per-instance core count
- GUI: Add Windows 10/2019 build number to status bar
- GUI: Support Dark Mode up to Win10 build 19536
- GUI: Add 'View / Colors / Always allow Dark Mode' for user over-ride on untested new Win10 builds
- GUI: Change priority adjusted log action text to remove colon
- GUI: Fix a reported GUI crash
- GUI: Add dynamic (updating) RAM stats to SmartTrim dialog
- GUI: Remove cache size from status bar RAM part
- Core.InstanceBalancer: Allow 'childof:' prefix to be any character case
- GUI: Fix Show/hide graph button one pixel too wide in Active Processes view
- GUI: Show icons in Active Processes tab
- Language updates


Process Lasso 9.4.0.70 (64-bit)
- GUI: Active Processes: Add sensitivity adjustment slider shown above list
- GUI: Fix to ‘File / Choose alternate log folder’
- GUI: Dark Mode support for Windows 10 19025
- GUI: Several other small and cosmetic enhancements
- Log: Standardize CSV output, adding headers, quotes and removing BOM
- Log: LogViewer: Add full history CSV export in addition to current view export
- Log: Fix main GUI ‘File / Export log to CSV’ would not export full history
- Core: Improved process suspend function, now compatible with Resource Monitor
- Core: Improved legacy hard throttle function


Process Lasso 9.4.0.46 (64-bit)
- Minor fixes and enhancements
- Update Chinese and Slovenian


Process Lasso 9.4.0.28 (64-bit)
- GUI: Support Windows 10 Dark Mode and interface with OS setting
- GUI: Dark Mode improvements
- GUI: Add tooltips to CPU utilization graphs
- GUI: Show active config profile on graph, if used
- GUI: Self-restart now opens with main window visible
- GUI: Fix governor could be inappropriately stopped by GUI on session exit
- Core: Fix use of Performance Mode when Governor running as service
- Core: Fix ‘Hide Suspended Processes’ was defaulting to true
- TweakScheduler: Zero ratio bits when fixed length quanta used
- InstallHelper: Preserve character case of global config path
- InstallHelper: New modern browse dialogs for global log and config folders
- All: Many other optimizations, fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 9.3.0.74 (64-bit)
- GUI: Fix an issue with wildcard matching for persistent I/O priority classes
- GUI: Fix formatting in status bar when system RAM GB is more than 2 digits (>99GB)
- GUI: Update Chinese, Russian, Slovenian
- Core: Default ‘also check rules for path matches’ to true
- Licensing: Allow Performance Mode process list to be edited in free edition
- Licensing: Allow use of ProBalance advanced option ‘Restrain by CPU Affinity’ in free edition
- All: Other additions, fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 9.3.0.64 (64-bit)
- GUI: Add CPU bitmask edit control to CPU Affinity selection dialog
- GUI/Core: Add selection for power plan to use with Performance Mode, in case user desires something other than BHP (e.g. AMD Ryzen High Performance)
- GUI: Add license name graph overlay in lower-left region
- GUI: Fix crash seen after selecting process context menu items after target process had terminated
- GUI: Add warning about use of multiple configuration profiles while governor as service
- GUI: Speed process icon population
- GUI: Update PTBR
- Settings: Change default ‘hide suspended processes’ to OFF
- All: Other additions, fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 9.3.0.44 (64-bit)
- Core: Allow duration of 0 to indicate indefinite period in CPU Limiter rules
- Core: Allow larger max integer values in CPU Limiter rules
- GUI: Expand edit control widths on CPU Limiter dialog
- Core: Remove some deprecated code from governor
- Core Exclude vmmem from ProBalance actions by default
- InstallHelper: Fix to startup type management legacy code
- Updater: Fix quickupgrade could fail to be replaced on update in last final
- All: Compiler optimization setting adjustments
- All: Update Chinese, German, Russian
- Other minor


Process Lasso 9.3.0.30 (64-bit)
- GUI: Standardize fonts for filter edit controls
- GUI: Adopt Explorer style listviews in normal theme
- GUI: For dark mode, add dark scrollbars on listviews
- GUI: Update Chinese Simplified and Traditional, Slovenian
- Other minor changes


Process Lasso 9.3.0.22 (64-bit)
- New CPU Limiter algorithm to dynamically reduce a process’s CPU use
- Per-process CPU utilization precision now in hundredths
- Refactored SmartTrim, added ability to Purge Stand-by List
- Improved and more standard update notifications
- Arranged Options menu into categories
- Retarget all projects to VS2019 platform toolset
- Large number of other enhancements


Process Lasso 9.2.0.32 (64-bit)
- GUI: UX refactoring and tuning (details below)
- GUI: Change font of controls on main window
- GUI: Change order of rotation through color schemes when clicking on graph
- GUI: Change color of graph grid, now less prominent
- GUI: Reduce main window margins by half
- GUI: Reduce RAM load graph width
- GUI: Fix core graphs display issue when odd size logical CPU cores
- GUI: Enable core graphs display for single CPU core systems
- GUI: Improve appearance of core graphs
- GUI: Sizer (divider) control apperance improvement
- GUI: Switch to shortened Uptime format
- GUI: Fix RAM load graph could get mispositioned after manual sizing
- GUI: Improve flicker of CPU utilization and RAM load graphs on sizer control
- GUI: Move Lasso versions to right-most status bar component
- GUI: Strip embedded tabs in processor name string
- GUI: Change ‘RAM Load’ caption to ‘% RAM’
- GUI: Default panel size adjustments
- GUI: Change the methodology for panel size adjustments with main window resize
- GUI: Improve graph legend ellipsis
- GUI: Rename ‘automatic updates’ to ‘update without prompt’
- GUI: Add registry option ‘nographgrid’ to hide graph grid
- GUI: Update German and Slovenian
- GUI: Other misc changes
- Core: Change module description in version block


Process Lasso 9.2.0.14 (64-bit)
- GUI: Added Dark Mode
- GUI: Expanded custom color selections
- GUI: Improved filter edit control appearance and function, add ‘X’ clear button when populated
- GUI: Window painting and sizing optimizations
- GUI: Change default graph color
- GUI: Improved display of many message boxes
- GUI: Large number of cosmetic and control enhancements
- Assortment of fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 9.1.0.68 (64-bit)
- GUI: If system only has a single CPU group: For default process columns, hide ‘CPU group’, Set CPU utilization bars caption to ‘CPU %’ instead of ‘CPU Group 0’
- GUI: Improvements to graph components and sizing, especially for non-English languages
- GUI: Restore ‘Governor Not Running’ warning graph overlay
- GUI: Text, menu item, and dialog cleanup and consistency improvements
- GUI: Fix issue where previously used config profile couldn’t be deleted until governor restarted
- GUI: Show automatic gaming mode in rules column
- GUI: Restore color theme when GUI launched
- GUI: Invalidate target windows after theme change
- GUI: Status bar – Remove ‘cores /’ prefix on queue length per core
- GUI: Improve process tooltip formatting, especially for non-English
- GUI: Continued prep for full dark mode
- GUI: Add Slovenian
- GUI: Other code improvements
- Core: Allow auto-detected games to be children of framework (e.g. Steam) at any level, not only immediate child
- Misc other


Process Lasso 9.1.0.42 (64-bit)
- Core: Refactored the Instance Balancer: allow for wildcards, allow for childof: to balance all children, e.g. ‘childof: boinc.exe’, re-balance if any PID in set changes, rather than net instance count change
- Core: Default to disabled process creation and termination log events
- GUI: Disable listview gridlines by default
- GUI: Add ‘View / Show gridlines’ option
- GUI: Don’t show ProBalance stats on graph if ProBalance is disabled
- GUI: Change graph overlay ‘ProBalance restraints’ to ‘ProBalance events’
- GUI: Add color selections for listview background and foreground
- GUI: Invert dark/light theme selections in preparation for dark mode
- Additional fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 9.1.0.28 (64-bit)

- GUI: Add Processor Utility % to status bar (see this page for info)
- GUI: Add CPU Queue Length and Load Ratio to status bar (queue_length / core_count)
- GUI: Add Process Lasso version to status bar
- GUI: CTRL+C copy to clipboard support of selected rows in primary listviews (including filtered views and logviewer)
- GUI: Fix a small memory leak seen under some conditions
- GUI: Minor other improvements
- LogViewer: Persist window size and position
- LogViewer: Expand right-most log column to horizontal size of window if it would otherwise be initialized to a lesser width
- LogViewer: Move log listview column persistance to HKCU
- LogViewer: CTRL+A select all support
- Expand maximum command line length in places where an older Windows constant was used
- Migrate to VS2019


Process Lasso 9.1.0.6 (64-bit)

- Add Instance Balancer feature that assigns CPU cores to multiple instances of an application based on a specified algorithm
- Refactor Keep Awake timer functionality
- Refactor persistence of Keep Awake timer and manually induced Performance Mode when Process Lasso is restarted
- Use performance counter for total CPU utilization instead of calculation
- Change CPU topology status bar format
- Maintenance to updater for server edition
- GUI Rules column now also shows ProBalance exclusions matched by path
- Improvements to session (user) name resolution
- Fix a painting issue with actions log listview header
- Add last metric (CPU use, responsiveness, memory load.) readings to graph legend
- Add background to graph legend to enhance visibility
- Add custom color selection for graph legend background
- Change order of graph color scheme rotation on click (black, white, custom)
- Make listview painting smoother during frequent updates
- Remove a deprecated registry key in server edition
- Persistent CPU affinities configuration dialog improvements
- Pre-order status bar parts to put dynamic columns first
- Defaults: Turn on process icons in Server Edition, turn on process creation/termination logging in Workstation Edition
- Misc cosmetic work and enhancements
- Update Chinese (simplified and traditional), German, Finnish, Russian languages


Process Lasso 9.0.0.582 (64-bit)
- Default to more appropriate default log path when governor configured as a service
- Fix a rare crash seen in processlasso.exe
- Allow GUI to display more complex persistent process setting rules (pathname, command line) in listview
- Allow for smaller main window sizes to be remembered
- Minor other


Process Lasso 9.0.0.574 (64-bit)
- Dynamically size status bar parts
- Improvements to watchdog configuration dialog (confirm close without save, formatting, text)
- Restore confirmation on cancel w/o save to all configuration dialogs
- Remove minimum window height and width during resize
- Always use OS default size and width for main window, first run


Process Lasso 9.0.0.568 (64-bit)
- Add CPU type to status bar
- Make CPU topology distinct status bar item
- Continued work to processor group support
- Single-selection process context menu: Move memory priority to ‘More’ submenu
- Add processor group to CPU utilization and parking graphs caption
- Import sort behavior of listviews
- Add sort direction indicators to listview headers
- Save column states on mimimize of main window (instead of only on exit)
- Improved main window resizing
- Minor fixes and enhancements
- Assorted cosmetic and string changes
- Update Russian


Process Lasso 9.0.0.558 (64-bit)
- Add processor group (‘CPU groups’) display to indicate processor group(s) a process’s threads are running on – info
- Change to CPU core graph ordering to adhere better to NUMA node grouping
- Change to default listview ordering - NOTE: These changes will cause saved listview column ordering and sizes to be reset once
- Show ‘KB’ instead of ‘K’ in I/O Delta
- Show blank instead of 0 KB in I/O Delta
- Fix installer unicode (Chinese, Russian)
- Update to NSIS 3.04


Process Lasso 9.0.0.552 (64-bit)
- Fix issue with Hyper-Threaded/SMT avoidance current CPU affinity selection
- Fix a cosmetic resource issue in process context menu on Intel platforms
- Fix an issue where some process information could be blank
- Core process enumeration and management code maintenance
- Update copyright year
- Minor other


Process Lasso 9.0.0.548 (64-bit)
- Fix exception in 546 when a secondary instance of ProcessLasso.exe is launched directly w/o using ProcessLassoLauncher.exe
- Minor cosmetic improvement to ProBalance advanced options dialog
- Update Finnish and German languages


Process Lasso 9.0.0.546 (64-bit)
- Change log not available for this version


Process Lasso 9.0.0.538 (64-bit)
- Change log not available for this version


Process Lasso 9.0.0.526 (64-bit)
- Fix to ‘Induce Performance Mode’ (formerly ‘Classify as a High Performance’) process context menu item
- Fix digital signing of some modules in 32-bit distributions
- Minor adjustment to inter-process communication queue management


Process Lasso 9.0.0.522 (64-bit)
- Add NUMA node selections to all CPU affinity selection dialogs
- Organizational changes to process context menu
- Assortment of string, message box, and dialog improvements
- Improvements to watchdog advanced rules dialog
- Change ‘Disable SMT’ to ‘Disable Hyperthreading’ for Intel CPUs
- Change first-time minimization to system tray notification text
- Include ThreadRacer in Lasso distribution and add to Tools menu
- Add CPUEater and TestLasso support for 64-bit CPU affinities
- Fix CPUeater and TestLasso support for greater than 64 threads
- Fix Del and CTRL+A keys in filter edit box
- Increase load rate of process icons
- Remove some languages not up to date


Process Lasso 9.0.0.502 (64-bit)
- UX fixes for the 2990wx and other systems with groups of >32 cores
- Additional UX fixes and string changes
- Update DE, RU, PT-BR


Process Lasso 9.0.0.498 (64-bit)
- Some UX fixes for the 2990wx and other systems with groups of 64 cores
- Fix 2x restraint total count can occur in Insights UX
- Fix post-update revision history may on system tray icon click after notification balloon disappeared
- Update RU, PTBR, FI languages


Process Lasso 9.0.0.492 (64-bit)
- Add menu item under ‘Options / Performance Mode settings’ to uninstall/reinstall Bitsum Highest Performance power plan
- Improve watchdog dialog initial appearance
- Fix Watchdog issue with CPU affinity bitmasks > 32
- Licensing: Unbind CPU core count from unique machine ID. Requires re-activation to unbind
- Improve terminate process functionality in filtered view
- Other small fixes and enhancements


Process Lasso 9.0.0.478 (64-bit)
- Change log not available for this version


Process Lasso 9.0.0.470 (64-bit)
- Fix a GUI crash seen by a small number of users


Process Lasso 9.0.0.466 (64-bit)
- Show message box on restart after ‘Reconfigure the way Process Lasso starts’
- Restore listview header right-click to select visible columns (in addition to right-click on tab)
- Add last four digits of activation code to About Box
- Show Status column by default in All Processes view
- Fill app name and desc with process base name if can’t be retrieved
- Fix filtered processes view didn’t adopt customized columns from All Processes view
- Fixes to column setting persistence
- Fix extreme date change could cause days installed to roll over
- Fix to CPU time sort
- Fix Dark / white graph theme menu item check inversion
- Change to default column ordering in all processes listview
- Enable minidumps


Process Lasso 9.0.0.464 (64-bit)
- Show message box on restart after ‘Reconfigure the way Process Lasso starts’
- Restore listview header right-click to select visible columns (in addition to right-click on tab)
- Add last four digits of activation code to About Box
- Show Status column by default in All Processes view
- Fill app name and desc with process base name if can’t be retrieved
- Fix filtered processes view didn’t adopt customized columns from All Processes view
- Fixes to column setting persistence
- Fix extreme date change could cause days installed to roll over
- Fix to CPU time sort
- Fix Dark / white graph theme menu item check inversion
- Change to default column ordering in all processes listview


Process Lasso 9.0.0.456 (64-bit)
- Change log not available for this version


Process Lasso 9.0.0.452 (64-bit)
- GUI now allows protected processes like Easy Anti-Cheat clients to be configured for Performance Mode by adding their basename to the list, instead of throwing an error when pathname resolution fails.
- Allow process basenames to be specified (w/o wildcards) in the Performance Mode list
- Add optional command line matching to Default CPU Affinities
- Fix to governor refresh rate slider in Insights dialog


Process Lasso 9.0.0.442 (64-bit)
- Divide CPU core utilization graphs into 2 vertical stacks for additional display room
- Add some special purpose debug logging related to configuration file load disposition
- Update PTBR, Russian


Process Lasso 9.0.0.426 (64-bit)
- Fix 5 second refresh interval configuration persistence
- Update German and Chinese translations
- Other minor fixes and adjustments


Process Lasso 9.0.0.420 (64-bit)
- Fix dysfunctional ‘Notify of power plan changes’ menu item
- Hide Insights ‘Since …’ if no start time-stamp is available
- Add additional retries and increase time-out for UNC backed configuration files – to prevent their reset to default for failure to load
- Fix ‘Pro – Balance’ on advanced ProBalance dialog options
- Change name of ‘default’ profile to ‘My Default Profile’ so it is not confused with program defaults
- Import newer Italian, Polish, Russian, Finnish, Chinese Traditional, and Chinese Simplified

更新時間：2022-10-11
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更新時間：2022-10-11
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What's new in this version:

This is a major update. The following major new features were added:
- Virtual machines can be fully encrypted now, including the VM config logs and saved states (CLI only for now)
- OCI: Cloud virtual machines can be added to Virtual Machine Manager and controlled as local VMs
- OCI: Cloud networks can now be configured via Network Manager tool same way as it is done for Host-only and NAT networks
- GUI: Added a new utility similar to "top" or "resource monitor" which lists peformance statistics (CPU usage, RAM usage, disk I/O rate, etc.) of running guests
- GUI: Reworked the new vm wizard to integrate the unattended guest OS installation and to have a more streamlined work flow
- GUI: Added a new help viewer widget which enables the user manual to be navigated and searched
- GUI: Adding new notification center unifying most of running progresses and error reporting around the GUI
- GUI: Improved theme support on all platforms. Linux and macOS use native engine while for Windows host it is separately implemented.
- GUI: Large icon update.
- Audio recording: Now using Vorbis as the default audio format for WebM containers. Opus is no longer being used.
- Audio: Added "default" host driver type to make it possible to move VMs (appliances) between different platforms without the need of changing the audio driver explicitly. When the "default" driver is selected, the best audio backend option for a platform will be used. This is the default for newly created VMs.
- Guest Control: Implemented initial support for automatic updating of Guest Additions for Linux guests
- Guest Control: Implemented ability to wait for and/or reboot the guest when updating Guest Additions via VBoxManage
- VBoxManage: Added Guest Control "waitrunlevel" sub-command to make it possible to wait for a guest to reach a certain run level
- Windows hosts: Added experimental support of running autostarted VMs in session 0, to allow running VMS even when a usser is not being logged in (disabled by default, please consult the manual)
- macOS host: Dropped all kernel extensions. VirtualBox relies fully on the hypervisor and vmnet frameworks provided by Apple now. At the moment the implementation lacks "Internal Networking" functionality. This will be provided at a later date.
- macOS host: Providing a Developer Preview package for systems with an Apple silicon CPU. This is unsupported work in progress, and is known to have very modest performance.
- Linux Guest Additions: Reworked guest screen re-size functionality, added basic integration with some of guest Desktop Environments
- Devices: Implemented new 3D support based on DirectX 11 (and DXVK on non Windows hosts)
- Devices: Added virtual IOMMU devices (Intel and AMD variant)
- Devices: Added virtual TPM 1.2 and 2.0 devices
- Devices: The EHCI and XHCI USB controller devices are now part of the open source base package
- EFI: Added support for Secure Boot
- Debugging: Added experimental support for guest debugging through GDB and highly experimental support for guest debugging through KD/WinDbg

In addition, the following items were fixed and/or added:
- OCI: Cloud networking functionality is enhanced for local VMs, now local VMs could be connected to cloud networking
- GUI: Improved behavior of the virtual machine list and various VM related tools in case multiple items are selected
- GUI: On available platforms, added a new option to disable the host's screensaver
- GUI: Reworked global preferences, machine settings and the wizards to improve stability and usability
- GUI: Improving mouse handling in multi-monitor case on X11 platform
- GUI: Medium enumeration engine was reworked to improve permormance
- GUI: NAT Network stuff was moved from global preferences to global Network Manager tool
- GUI: Extension Pack Manager was moved from global preferences to global tools
- GUI: Improved overall accessibility
- GUI: Migrating to recent Qt versions

更新時間：2022-10-11
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更新時間：2022-10-08
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What's new in this version:

Fixed:
- Sound package update dialog is now only shown for licensed content
- Splice activation did not work correctly or could cause crashes
- Starting a trial phase was showing an error or could lead to a crash

更新時間：2022-10-05
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What's new in this version:

New Add-on Package: Spectral Suite:
- Spectral Suite, four new audio FX and a package of sound content, is now available for purchase
- The devices can be tried via demo mode; open this example project to see them in action
- How do these "spectral" devices work?…
- These audio FX are frequency-domain devices, which separate the incoming sound into hundreds of pieces for analysis
- In the frequency domain, each moment of a sound isn't simply loud or quiet (for example); there are always frequencies that are loud and those that are quiet
- So Bitwig does the math and then, based on the device's orientation, related signals are grouped into "channels" for easy mixing and plug-in-friendly control
- These devices are "containers" at heart, reconstructing the original sound… until you move one of the channel controls (Gain or Panning) or insert a plug-in
- The sooner you adjust an audio parameter, the more obvious the devices become
- All four devices have an identical structure for each channel:
- Gain control, in standard volume range
- Panning control, for stereo placement
- An On (or "active") switch, shown with a speaker icon beneath the Gain knob, in case you want to disable a channel
- A Solo control, shown as an S button to the left of the Gain knob, for auditioning one channel at a time
- A device chain, for processing this channel of audio with any Bitwig device or VST/CLAP plug-in
- Like all nested device chains on these devices, notes reaching the device are available here, for envelope triggers, phase resets, or anything else you deem appropriate
- All four devices also share an identical Output Section:
- A Pre FX chain, for processing incoming audio before it goes to the spectral analysis, perhaps for a Compressor or Dynamics to tighten the signal, or anything else
- A Post FX chain, for processing the sum of the audio channels, maybe for an EQ+ to balance the full output, or your favorite plug-in, or…
- A Mix control, that blends the dry incoming signal with the final processed signal (coming from the channels and Post FX chain)
- Freq Split, Loud Split, and Harmonic Split all use similar visualizations and share a Spectrum Display Inspector parameter, with two modes:
- Pre shows the analysis data (and no audio processing from the channel controls, such as Gain or audio plug-ins), good for tweaking the splits
- Post shows each channel's output audio, post-processing

- New Spectral Suite device: Freq Split (Spectral):
- Divides signal into frequency groups and sorts them into one of four channels, for individual mixing and processing
- Frequency Splits sets the number of splits across the frequency spectrum, which works with two nearby parameters:
- Split Insertion Direction sets whether additional splits are added from the right/high edge of the spectrum (←), from the left/low edge of the spectrum (→), or around the relative middle (↔︎)
- Crossfade Amount determines the overlap between splits
- So with the device's default settings, 16 Splits with an Insertion Direction putting new splits on the right (←) means:
- The 1st, 5th, 9th, and 13th splits land in channel 1 (red)
- The 2nd, 6th, 10th, and 14th splits land in channel 2 (blue)
- The 3rd, 7th, 11th, and 15th splits land in channel 3 (yellow)
- The 4th, 8th, 12th, and 16th splits land in channel 4 (magenta)
- And if the Crossfade Amount was increased from 0.00 % (full isolation between bands) to 50.0 %, then each split would spend its first 25 % crossfading with the previous split, and its last quarter crossfading with the next split
- Split Nudge slides the frequency splits by an offset value, so a setting of +2.00 pushes the contents of channel 1 into channel 2, channel 4 into channel 2, and so on
- Split Spin also slides the frequency splits but relative to the entire spectrum; so a setting of -10.0 % slides all the splits a tenth lower in the entire spectrum
- Whether being subtle (Split Nudge) or extreme (Split Spin), modulating either of these parameters shows the "filter bank" quality of this device, creating new phasers and more when each channel is loaded with different audio FX
- Split Bend curves the frequency split pattern around a new midpoint, either moving the midpoint downward and putting splits closer together in the lower frequencies (negative values) or moving the midpoint higher and having splits closer together in the upper frequencies (positive values)
- Split Pinch kinks the frequency split pattern, either bunching more splits around the midpoint (positive values) or putting more splits into the sides (negative values)
- In the device's display, the interactive white dot controls Split Bend when dragged left to right, and Split Pinch when dragged up and down; it's fun
- The Spectral Limiter option sets a maximum Threshold level for each individual frequency bin
- In the device's display, the Threshold is shown with a horizontal orange bar that can be dragged up or down

New Spectral Suite device: Harmonic Split (Spectral):
- Tracks the fundamental frequency of the incoming sound, for splitting Nonharmonics (gray) to one channel and dividing harmonics between Harmonics A (orange) and Harmonics B (turquoise) channels, for individual mixing and processing
- Harmonics Pattern decides how harmonics are distributed between the A and B channels
- The default setting of 2 places every 2nd harmonic in A channel, so the A channel will be odd harmonics (1st, 3rd, 5th, etc.), and the B channel receives all even harmonics (2nd, 4th, 6th, etc.)
- A setting of 4, for example, would place the 1st, 5th, 9th, etc. harmonics in channel A, and all other harmonics (2nd, 3rd, 4th; 6th, 7th…) into channel B
- Higher values lead to narrower results in the A channel — and the potential for more extreme processing without "getting into trouble"
- A setting of 1 is special, routing only the fundamental to channel A and all other harmonics to channel B
- Nonharmonic Sensitivity is a relative control for how picky the harmonic vs. non-harmonic split is, where a higher Sensitivity value allows less audio into the Nonharmonic channel — and more audio into the two Harmonics channels
- The Maximum Harmonics Inspector parameter allows you to limit the number of harmonics being tracked, acting as a "ceiling" when you want fewer frequencies in the Harmonics A and B channels
- Fundamental tracking can be adjusted with several analysis parameters:
- Tilt favors the high frequencies (when positive) or low frequencies (when negative), useful when the desired fundamental is filtered in the sound, etc.
- The Low-cut Frequency and High-cut Frequency parameters narrow the frequency tracking area
- An amplitude Detection Threshold can be set, keeping moments that stay below that level in the Nonharmonics channel
- In the device's display, the Detection Threshold and Cut Frequencies are interactive lines that can be dragged
- The device display also illustrates the currently-detected fundamental with a white dot and moving crosshairs

New Spectral Suite device: Loud Split (Spectral):
- Uses two thresholds to separate the Quiet (green), Mid (yellow), and Loud (red) portions of the incoming sound, for individual mixing and processing
- A Higher Threshold (red) sets the level where stronger signals are considered Loud
- A Lower Threshold (green) sets the level where weaker signals are considered Quiet
- In the device's display, both thresholds are visualized as horizontal lines, which can be dragged up and down
- When clicking a line's dot handle on the right, only the outer band of that threshold will be heard while the mouse is held
- Any signal falling between the two thresholds is considered Mid
- Relative Loudness Mode follows the level of the incoming sound, treating 0.0 dB as the strongest band at any given moment
- Relative Loudness Mode uses separate Relative Higher Threshold and Relative Lower Threshold parameters
- Each threshold has its own Knee value, for setting the transition (and effective crossfade) between adjacent channels
- In the device's display, ALT-dragging on either threshold adjusts its Knee parameter
- Rise Time sets the number of blocks before a softer signal fully transitions up into a louder band, like a "resistance" parameter
- Fall Time sets the number of blocks before a louder signal fully falls down into a quieter band, like a "decay" parameter
- Tilt is an analysis parameter, favoring the high frequencies (when positive) or low frequencies (when negative) before the channel splitting is applied

- New Spectral Suite device: Transient Split (Spectral):
- Separates the Transients (short, unstable sounds; colored yellow) and Tones (periodic or pitched sounds; colored blue), for individual mixing and processing
- Analysis Bias either skews the detection to favor Transients (positive values) or Tones (negative values)
- The Transient Type Inspector parameter switches between two different algorithms for which type of Transient is being looked for:
- Percussive searches for typical impact transients, good for drums or other things that "click" and "smack"
- Noise looks for noisy smears, or even reverb residue
- Transients Decay sets a time (in blocks) for extending detected Transients, allowing them to release
- Tones Smoothing sets a time (in blocks) for extending detected Tones, allowing them to decay
- Tilt Amount is an analysis parameter that is colored yellow as it is oriented to how it affects the Transients channel; its effect is the opposite for the Tones channel
- The Tilt Mode Inspector parameter changes the method of Tilt applied, between a Standard model that favors the Transient channel's high frequencies (when positive) or its low frequencies (when negative), or a Contour approach that subtly adjusts the mid frequencies vs. the highs & lows
- Transient/Tones Blend is the audio balance at the output of the spectral section, before each signal reaches its channel

The Display Style of this device is unique, with two modes:
- Waveform shows a split amplitude domain representation of the two groups
- Sonogram offers the recent frequency-domain history for each group

New Features:
- There is now a Japanese translation of the Bitwig Studio v4.3.0 manual
- Device context menus have be reorganized so that device-specific entries come near the top of the list (for example, the Spectrum Displays setting for three of the Spectral devices)

更新時間：2022-10-01
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What's new in this version:

- Added split view in PDF reader
- Split Horizontally and Split Vertically options in the View menu and context menu
- Second view is a plain PDF view without annotations, intended primarily for viewing references and endnotes
- Fixed “Add Note from Annotations” with annotations from external PDF reader (since 6.0.14)
- Fixed error creating note from attachment with ink annotations (since 6.0.14)
- Removed default WorldCat OpenURL gateway (discontinued by OCLC)
- Disable spell check in math nodes

更新時間：2022-09-29
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What's new in this version:

Functionality changed or added:
Added math support in notes:
- Right-click ? Insert ? Math, or use $$…$$ for block math and $…$ for inline math
- Accepts TeX math input supported by KaTeX and renders as formatted math

Search for PDF annotation tags in library view:
- PDF annotation tags appear in the tag selector alongside item tags
- Filtering/searching for annotation tags matches parent attachments

Quickly create notes with PDF annotations from multiple items:
- New “Create Note from Annotations” option in items-list context menu creates a standalone note with annotations from all the selected top-level items and/or attachments
- “Add Note from Annotations” now creates a single child note if multiple attachments under a single item are selected
- Annotations are sorted by the order of the items in the items list

PDF reader changes:
- Auto-detect URLs and DOIs in PDF content and open on click
- Allow assigning/unassigning tag/color for multiple annotations via drag and drop
- Added “Copy Image” and “Save Image As…” context-menu options for image annotations
- Adjust user interface based on main font size setting (View ? Font Size)
- Support mouse back and forward buttons for in-PDF navigation
- Support page ranges when determining page label for the next page
- Convert Mendeley PDF annotations to equivalent Zotero colors
- Attempt to deduplicate repeated text in text layer
- Don't copy abstract when creating Book Section from Book item
- Added Number as items-list column option
- [Mac Safari] Various Zotero Connector improvements, including improved image saving in snapshots

Fixed:
- Made creator buttons (item type menu, field mode, add/remove) accessible via keyboard
- Fixed endless retries for some requests when encountering an HTTP 5xx error from a server (e.g., Box WebDAV)
- Use items-list sort order for report from collection or saved search
- Fixed searching for annotation text or comments when using Everything quick search

PDF reader:
- Don't include adjacent punctuation when double-clicking on words
- Fixed problems copying/selecting/highlighting RTL text
- Allow Select All after clicking on annotations sidebar background
- Show context menu with copy/paste options for annotation text and comment
- Fixed reader sometimes showing UTC time and sometimes local
- Fixed error when pressing Tab in standalone PDF window

Note editor:
- Don't create unnecessary blank line when inserting annotation
- Restored different list markers for different indentation levels
- Fixed drag handle for RTL lists
- Preserve rich-text formatting when using Add Note option in word processor plugins
- Don't show “Find Available PDF” for feed items

更新時間：2022-09-23
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What's new in this version:

Improved:
- When drawing patch cords within The Grid, the names of in ports are always shown in the window footer as you drag over them

Fixed:
- Fixed a general issue that could lead to audio engine crashes
- macOS ARM: Fixed a compiler optimization bug that caused some random audio engine crashes
- Note Out Grid module: Was sometimes Gating notes to start before pitch was ready, causing quick pitch changes and other minor mayhem (for example, both Don't Wake the Færies generative-music presets sound nice again)
- Window footer would sometimes get "stuck," showing the description of a previously hovered element

更新時間：2022-09-22
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What's new in this version:

New features:
Housekeeping:
- Port schema diff to React
- Remove Backgrid and Backform
- Port the remaining components of the ERD Tool to React
- Updated keyboard shortcut documentation
- Remove Alertify from pgAdmin completely
- Port search object dialog to React

Fixed:
- Ensure that if big animal authentication is aborted, API calls should be stopped
- an issue where pgAdmin failed to start due to bin path migration
- an issue where backup does not work due to parameter ‘preexec_fn’ no longer being supported
- Ensure that the browser tree should be refreshed after changing the ownership
- the error message displayed when clicking the cloud server for which deployment is in progress
- an issue where the wrong SQL displayed in difference if the user create an RLS policy on the table without a column
- Ensure that the dump servers functionality works from setup.py
- Ensure that the Import/Export server menu option is visible
- API test case for change password in the server mode
- an issue with the non-visibility of columns added prior to import/export data
- an issue where textarea of the JSON Editor does not resize with dialog
- ModuleNotFoundError when running setup.py to load/dump servers
- Replace the language selection ‘Brazilian’ with ‘Portuguese (Brazilian)
- an issue where server names with special characters are not displayed correctly in the process tab
- an issue where ERD throws an error if variable is added to the column
- an error while saving changes to the ERD table
- a redirect vulnerability when the user opens the pgAdmin URL