I don’t have the time, energy or love to maintain Hitori like I used to, and it would be better off in the hands of someone who wants to breathe a little bit of energy into it. It’s a simple game, and not a complex thing to maintain.
Out of interest, what would a maintainer do?
The same thing a maintainer does for any project:
- Decide project roadmap
- Review merge requests
- Triage issues
- Make releases according to the GNOME release schedule
- Mentor new contributors
And in the case of a small app like this one, also be the primary developer.