Currently scrolling in directory with file preview enabled in 2nd pane could get extremely sluggish if the preview command isn't snappy enough; eg having following config to use bat for previews causes scrolling in a directory containing many shell scripts to become noticeably slow:

" remaining files:
fileviewer * bat --color always --plain %c
fil

Make Silex load faster

This is a relatively easy task for a programmer to start with Silex

Use dynamic imports of webpack to load the app progressively:

• first the App.ts
• then rest of Silex code
• also split the third party modules such as Monaco editor, wysihtml editor, prodotype, cloud explorer, ...

Docstring in gwpy/timeseries/core.py:

    Read data into a `TimeSeries`

    Arguments and keywords depend on the output format, see the
    online documentation for full details for each format, the parameters
    below are common to most formats.

    Parameters
    ----------
    source : `str`, `list`
        Source of data, any of the following:

I often get lost wandering around the source code understanding how it works. It would be nice to describe what the source file was for just like in chocolate-doom's source files.

• Improve language in TS to something like "injector opening angle" or "injector closing angle"
• Add option for scheduling either SOI or EOI (currently locked to EOI, this change required for diesel)
• Maybe flip the sign of the table, so it indicates degrees BTDC just like ignition

add extra command line option parsing to add/remove/show routes.

1. Most of the README file content should be moved to
   a new INSTALL file. This file should also include a link
   to the Lepton EDA and Cygwin wiki page.
2. README should be extended to provide more information
   about the Lepton EDA suite:

• it was forked by main geda-gaf developers
• it is compatible with (and direct replacement for) geda-gaf
• list of new features: link to

AngularJS LTS Period will end June 30, 2021 ... means the app frontend should be rewritten by that time. Ideally !

As suggested to me in an email, this may be useful for people who don't have their phone in their pocket and don't mind noise.

The Options menus can now show the descriptions from prefs_t, that are used in the command line help, but with a few exceptions (like the new cheat features), these are almost identical to the labels already in the Options menus.

We should have longer descriptions that can actually serve as documentation.

There should perhaps be actual labels as well, so we can automate the construction of the O