Maintainer

[rbanffy]

I am an experienced Python developer and I would like to help. I'm not sure how much time I could dedicate to maintenance, but this seems like a very mature project. It may be worth a shot, if some original developer would like to help onboarding me.

One thing I'd love to do would be to split the speedometer.py file into more manageable chunks inside a module, but I'm not sure how other maintainers would feel about it.

[wardi]

Oh, I see we still have the "looking for a maintainer" text in the readme.

@iyzsong has been added as a maintainer and has helped merge recent requests and published to pypi. @rbanffy Are there particular outstanding PRs you would like to help review?

[rbanffy]

I am thinking about making one to use the 2x2, 2x3, 2x3 smoothed mosaic, and (when the Unicode org releases the codepoints) 2x4 mosaic characters. 2x2's are useful for the Linux console and the others could be a step in the direction of increasing the temporal resolution.

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Oh, I see we still have the "looking for a maintainer" text in the readme.

@iyzsong https://github.com/iyzsong has been added as a maintainer and has helped merge recent requests and published to pypi. @rbanffy https://github.com/rbanffy Are there particular outstanding PRs you would like to help review?

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[wardi]

I think you'll need to implement those in urwid's BarGraph class and only add the command-line option to speedometer.

[ghost]

Yes, implement the smoothed mosaic feature in urwird sounds better for us and useful for more people.