Beta is Beta

phil.davis

internationalized the text

I believe I have internationalized everything relevant that I can see in /usr/local/www… and did some of /etc/inc files (a through i) that I submitted last night and has been merged. I hope to finish looking through /etc/inc today and tomorrow. At that point I believe the gettext() strings for translation will be stable and whoever cares in Brazil and Turkey can take a spin through and translate anything outstanding that they care about.

Edit/add: My internationalization effort is done. The strings for translation should be quite stable now for anybody who is updating the translations.

jdillard

@KOM:

Very pretty. Hopefully the filter panel can be collapsed or something to get it out of the way when not required.

I am pretty sure that won't be an issue, I'll have to ping Steve_B on the best way to do that.

jwt

@KOM:

Very pretty.

This is better: http://i.imgur.com/rO1wvEP.gifv

maverick_slo

Very cool!
Will traffic graph widget also be new? I think it was something that was considered?
Thanks!

biggsy

Very, very nice. A huge improvement. Thank you.

Now if only we could have a choice of date format that would apply everywhere in pfSense.

jahonix

@biggsy:

Now if only we could have a choice of date format that would apply everywhere in pfSense.

Yeah, I was under the impression that most of IT already switched to the only valid international date format, which is: year-month-day
Sadly not.

jwt

@maverick_slo:

Very cool!
Will traffic graph widget also be new? I think it was something that was considered?
Thanks!

You can't fit 5kg of sugar in a 3kg sack.

athurdent

@jwt:

This is better: http://i.imgur.com/rO1wvEP.gifv

This is really great, many thanks for your hard work!
And I wasn't even born when you recorded those screens. ;)

brianc69

@biggsy:

Very, very nice. A huge improvement. Thank you.

Now if only we could have a choice of date format that would apply everywhere in pfSense.

Got my vote for this one. Love to see dates in format we use locally.

jdillard

@jahonix:

@biggsy:

Now if only we could have a choice of date format that would apply everywhere in pfSense.

Yeah, I was under the impression that most of IT already switched to the only valid international date format, which is: year-month-day
Sadly not.

You don't seem to understand what "in development" means. Look carefully for when the mouse overs over a line, it is in the international date format. The X axis is obviously broken at this time.

jahonix

@jdillard:

Look carefully for when the mouse overs over a line, it is in the international date format. The X axis is obviously broken at this time.

I looked at the screen recording again and, yes, there was a fraction of a second where I could see the date in int'l format. Good.
Don't find it obvious that the x axis is broken. Looks like plain english metrics.

That aside: The optics you created are stunning!

NOYB

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPQlXNH36mI

ariyako

arrrrrhhhgggsome! thank you!!