Michael Shepanski

@ltworf Does this library work for you in Python3? I was worried when we update our ancient codebase to Py3 it wouldn't work as its an old tiny project.

I believe this app is showing you the correct information. Your CPU has 10 cores, but 20 threads. ie, it's pretending to have 20 cores to allow for better context...

[Here is a working prototype](https://github.com/mjs7231/django-websocket-redis/commits/multi-subscribers) showing how this could work which falls back to the current behavior. If this were accepted, a few more things need to be thought out...

This is possible directly from Redis.. ``` >>> import redis >>> client = redis.Redis() >>> client.execute_command('PUBSUB CHANNELS') [b'ws:broadcast:magnets'] >>> client.execute_command('PUBSUB NUMSUB ws:broadcast:magnets') [b'ws:broadcast:magnets', 2] ``` documentation here: http://redis.io/commands/pubsub#pubsub-channels-pattern

May I suggest if we want this to work with dumpdata/loaddata, that we create a new database type instead of replace what we have? As mentioned above, the original intent...

FWIW, this is working as expected for me on Windows 11 Home 22H2.

This is pretty essential to use in any Python project. Can you please merge it?

Poking again to hopefully get this merged; We're going on 6 months now. I'm currently able to get by installing `"highlight.js": "^11.8.0",`, but that might not last long as dependencies...

I'm also hitting this problem on Ubuntu 15.10 and Chrome. It makes the app annoying to the point its almost unusable.

Most likley the hotkeys are already bound to something else in the OS. Can you try changing the bindings in PyGrid (or find the bindings in the OS and remove...