Cole Gerdemann

I swapped the 0.6 and 0.87 alpha values in gnome-shell.css for #panel .panel-button #panel .panel-button:hover #panel .panel-button:active This gave my desired effect as shown in the screenshot below while still...

@nana-4 the panel background color is default, just a little transparent. I can capture a screenshot with it totally solid as well, but the problem is exactly the same. Particularly...

I may look in to implementing this for OPNsense nodes on ZFS filesystems, but no guarantees. Will update if I decide to take this on

yeah I figured ZFS snapshots would be the way to go. I've heard that UFS supports snapshots as well, but don't know much about that

I think the first step would be a plugin that you can interact with in the UI to manually snapshot and restore snapshots. Once we've got that, hooking it in...

see https://github.com/opnsense/plugins/tree/master/devel/grid_example and https://github.com/opnsense/plugins/tree/master/devel/helloworld. I'm poking around those rn

Looks like we can write the 'backend' part of this in python

and here are some more docs. I'll see if I can create a bit of a template interface for this, give me a bit https://docs.opnsense.org/development/examples/helloworld.html

I suspect we'll have to use zfs shell commands, even if there are python libraries for interacting with zfs. see here for configd which we would probably use to do...

am going to try to develop here an interface for the manual component of this: https://github.com/CorvetteCole/opnsense-plugins-snapshot would be nice to have an experienced plugin dev help create the interface though....