Describe the bug
The APU Power Tuning power limit values cannot be set reliably through typing the numbers in, because they round up as you type.
To Reproduce
Try to type in the number "31" into the STAPM Power Limit textbox
try to delete everything (just backspace)
input goes to "5" as it's the minimum value
try to input 3 after the 5 (so the value is "53") and remove the leading 5? no, it corrects it to 5 anyways
try to type "31" in so the value is "531" and then delete the leading "5"? no, the limit is 300, it corrects the value to that immediately
(any other combinations logically won't work well as well)
The only remaining option in this case is to set the value with the slider, which is awkward and makes the text box (almost) useless
Expected behavior
The correction should be performed only when the input is being confirmed, e.g. when the textbox loses focus or when user presses the Enter key
Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS Version: Windows 11 22H2 (22621.1992)
APU: 6600HS (Lenovo IdeaPad 5 14ARH7 / 82SJ)
UXTU version: 2.0.0.22 (latest release)
Additional context
I think just fixing this can improve UX a lot.
Describe the bug The APU Power Tuning power limit values cannot be set reliably through typing the numbers in, because they round up as you type.
To Reproduce Try to type in the number "31" into the STAPM Power Limit textbox
The only remaining option in this case is to set the value with the slider, which is awkward and makes the text box (almost) useless
Expected behavior The correction should be performed only when the input is being confirmed, e.g. when the textbox loses focus or when user presses the Enter key
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context I think just fixing this can improve UX a lot.