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I'm going to second the request for multiple separate lines, it would be nice to be able to, for example, track different objects and have a way of displaying multiple...

Seconded on the text base entry. It seems easier to implement on a graphical way, and more user friendly. I've encountered a few glitches where the "insert" button at first...

I might be a little interested in helping to improve the software, especially if it can be combined with a SpaceMouse! I'm guessing that it should be possible to eventually...

@pktiuk I will take a look! Getting used to a new code-base is a bit of a challenge, but the way I see it: I'll either cobble together some awkward...

Of course! I will first spend a bit of time getting to know the functionality of the SpaceMouse, the device I'd like to maybe add to this program later-on. It...

Heh... I went ahead and wrote a full wrapping script around this MQTT library that handles receiving of packets asynchronously and with topic-bound callbacks (instead of firing a single block...

@parhs, if you want I could put my MQTT Code in a separate repository. It handles disconnects and reconnecting, and runs completely asynchronously with callbacks that can use the classical...

@parhs, my implementation is more or less "stand-alone-ish", and I could have probably used a lot more documentation etc., and possibly look at pre-existing event-based systems like `EventMachine` For now,...

@parhs, I've finally made my code a gem. `mqtt-sub_handler` Documentation code is written. It's fully asynchronous, should handle reconnecting properly, and doesn't throw any errors. YMMV on unstable connections, but...

Just a heads-up that my MQTT code is still maintained, and has been rewritten to be a bit cleaner now. I think I might spend a bit of extra time...