Bug#1058962: O: speedcrunch -- High precision calculator
Package: wnpp Severity: normal For personal reasons I am orphaning the speedcrunch package. The broken package that caused speedcrunch's removal from testing, python3-quark-sphinx-theme, is currently broken because of a Sphinx update. I was also maintaining the upstream of that package and packaged it as a build dependency for speedcrunch, but won't be maintaining it any more either. I have proposed to add the relevant bits directly into the speedcrunch repo so they can be maintained there at least: https://bitbucket.org/heldercorreia/speedcrunch/pull-requests/125 FWIW I'm sorry to leave speedcrunch broken like that, but evidently not sorry enough to do something about it at this point. Description: High precision calculator SpeedCrunch is a high precision and high speed calculator. . It's optimized for keyboard use and has advanced features: use of functions, use of variables, result history, and syntax highlighting. It also shows the result as you type. . SpeedCrunch has a very simple interface, so you can start to use it very quickly.
Bug#831907: ITP: quark-sphinx-theme -- Sphinx theme designed for QTextBrowser
Package: wnpp Severity: wishlist Owner: Felix Krull * Package name: quark-sphinx-theme Version : 0.3.2 Upstream Author : Felix Krull * URL : https://pypi.python.org/pypi/quark-sphinx-theme * License : BSD Programming Lang: Python Description : Sphinx theme designed for QTextBrowser Quark is a Sphinx theme specifically designed to look and work well within the limitations of the Qt toolkit’s QTextBrowser. This theme was originally designed for the bundled manual of SpeedCrunch. Notably, this package will be needed as a build dependency for the next major version (0.12) of SpeedCrunch (which I'm maintaining in Debian). While it's technically an optional dependency, it's required to rebuild the included manual. The package itself is a run-of-the-mill Python package; I've already packaged it for an Ubuntu PPA (https://bitbucket.org/fkpackaging/ppa-quark-sphinx-theme). I think it makes sense to maintain it under the Python Modules team, but I can't check further on that since the wiki is inaccessible right now. I'm no DD/DM so I'll require a sponsor.
