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The popover stacked every category in one tall column that reached the dock on a 16 inch panel. Group the rows into CPU, Processor, Memory & Storage and Hardware tabs with a SegmentedControl over a Gtk.Stack, leave out empty tabs, and keep the selected tab across refreshes. Raise the per-group row cap from 6 to 12 so a 12-core CPU is shown in full, and cap the height at the space between the chip and the dock. Assisted-by: Claude Code:claude-sonnet-5-5 AI-Scope: Wrote the tab grouping, the height cap and the section split, rebased onto the reworked popover layout; checked on hardware by the author.
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Follow-up to #2 and #5. The details popover stacks every category in one tall column. On a 16 inch panel it reaches the dock, and the lists are cut at six rows.
Rows are now grouped into tabs: CPU (temperatures and clocks), Processor (per-core usage), Memory & Storage, and Hardware (GPU, NPU, VPU, system, board, network). A tab with no rows is left out, and the selected tab is kept across the periodic refresh. Grouped/Ungrouped works inside each tab, and the column count from the display width is unchanged. The per-group row cap goes from 6 to 12 so a 12-core CPU is shown in full. The height cap stays as a safety net: monitor height minus the chip bottom, the dock and a gap, never below 240 px.
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Singularity.Widgets.SegmentedControlover aGtk.Stack; no new dependency.Build and tests on Debian forky:
ninjabuilds all plugins;meson test48 of 49 pass (spell-integrationaborts in the container and is unrelated).AI assistance: disclosed