Please confirm these before moving forward
UniGetUI Version
2026.1.10
Windows version, edition, and architecture
Windows 11 Pro 23H2
Describe your issue
The sorting menu on the main screen shows (in dutch): Voorouder + Nakomeling
These are the translations of ascendant/descendant
Instead of the translations of ascending/descending
Looking at the source code, I think this is the root cause:
file [UniGetUI]/src/UniGetUI/Pages/SoftwarePages/AbstractPackagesPage.xaml indeed refers to ascendant/descendant on line 1270:
<widgets:BetterToggleMenuItem x:Name="OrderAsc_Menu" Text="Ascendant" />
<widgets:BetterToggleMenuItem x:Name="OrderDesc_Menu" Text="Descendant" />
likely, this will fix that:
<widgets:BetterToggleMenuItem x:Name="OrderAsc_Menu" Text="Ascending" />
<widgets:BetterToggleMenuItem x:Name="OrderDesc_Menu" Text="Descending" />
sorry, no PR for this as I don't have the proper tools installed to build and test...
Steps to reproduce the issue
Just start UniGetUI
UniGetUI Log
Package Managers Logs
Relevant information
Using Dutch.
Problem is the same with Afrikaans, English.
But somehow not in German.
And not relevant in French since that language uses same words for both meanings.
Screenshots and videos

Please confirm these before moving forward
UniGetUI Version
2026.1.10
Windows version, edition, and architecture
Windows 11 Pro 23H2
Describe your issue
The sorting menu on the main screen shows (in dutch): Voorouder + Nakomeling
These are the translations of ascendant/descendant
Instead of the translations of ascending/descending
Looking at the source code, I think this is the root cause:
file
[UniGetUI]/src/UniGetUI/Pages/SoftwarePages/AbstractPackagesPage.xamlindeed refers to ascendant/descendant on line 1270:likely, this will fix that:
sorry, no PR for this as I don't have the proper tools installed to build and test...
Steps to reproduce the issue
Just start UniGetUI
UniGetUI Log
Package Managers Logs
Relevant information
Using Dutch.
Problem is the same with Afrikaans, English.
But somehow not in German.
And not relevant in French since that language uses same words for both meanings.
Screenshots and videos