Checking in and sending well wishes

[cwt]

Hello @Dr-Noob ,

First, I just want to say thank you for all your wonderful work on cpufetch. It's a fantastic tool that many of us in the community use and admire.

I was the contributor who submitted an issue and logo for SpacemiT K1, which you accepted and included in the release last year. I truly appreciated the positive interaction and your dedication to the project.

As someone who respects your work, I've noticed you haven't been publicly active on GitHub for a while. This message is not a request for any updates on the project or a demand for your time—it's simply a note from a fellow community member to check in and sincerely hope that you are doing well.

There is absolutely no obligation to reply to this. We all understand that life happens, priorities change, and people move on from projects. If you do happen to see this, please don't feel any pressure at all.

Regardless, I just wanted to reach out and wish you all the very best.

Best regards,

cwt

[Dr-Noob]

Hi,

Thank you very much for your message. It feels great to see interest from the community. Everything is going very well actually!

At the same time, like you said, priorities change. I do not plan to abandon cpufetch anytime soon, however, I have been quite disconnected from this part of my life for quite a while since there are other things that required my attention, specially outisde the world of computer science. Moving from one country to another, new job, learning new things...

Working on this project is something that I really enjoy, despite all these years working on it, but it just happened that in the last couple of months I have been focusing on other things and, in particular, very long periods of time with no holidays or free time at all. I feel like this will become increasingly common in the upcoming years - periods where I simply do not have the energy or focus to spend here.

That said, I have actually been working on cpufetch in the last weeks, but haven't commited anything to github. It happens to me that whenever I learn something new about some chip, I immediately want to materialize that knowledge here. I think that my excitement to work on this will not disappear anytime soon!

😃