Erstmals für Windows 95 veröffentlichte Microsoft eine Sammlung von kostenlosen Hilfsprogrammen unter dem Namen PowerToys, zu der auch das bekannte TweakUI gehörte. Für Windows 10 wurde nun ein Open-Source-Projekt ins Leben gerufen, das die PowerToys wiederbeleben soll. Gestartet war das Projekt mit den Tools FancyZones und Shortcut Guide. Mittlerweile sind noch File Explorer, Image Resizer, Keyboard Manager, PowerRename, PowerToys Run und Martin Chrzan’s Color Picker hinzu gekommen.
PowerToys v0.11.0 — FancyZones und Shortcut Guide
Changelog:
For the entire commit history, please look at the 0.23 release. Below are just a few of the bullet items from this release.General
Localization pipeline is flowing from our Github to the loc system and back. 0.25 should be localized now.
The EXE installer should be at parity now with the MSI. Please go to the wiki for (installer args)[https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/wiki/Installer-arguments-for-exe]
FancyZones
Fixed bug on not seeing a newly attached screen
Fixed spanning across monitors bug
Added in default layout for new users, a Priority Grid
Added keyboard support to grow / shrink to multiple zones
General bug fixes
PT Run
Multiple crash bugs fixed. Prioritized any users reported along with top hits from Watson reporting
Stopped PT Run from interfering with an install
Fixed folder bug if it had a # in it (Thanks @jjw24 for the PR!)
Fixed a screen flicker for
General bug fixes
Keyboard manager
Multiple crash bugs fixed. Prioritized any users reported along with top hits from Watson reporting
Fixed multiple accessibility issues.
General bug fixes
Preview Pane
Added in Frontmatter and better (but still basic) latex support.
Settings
Fixed scaling issue for responsive design on Image Resizer