Brian Schwind

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> The challenge here is a no-std parser on PNGs. Do you have any plans on how you'll approach this? I could take a crack at it if it's something...

@mooman219 one more set of questions: Do you need streaming support? How about animated PNGs? Anything outside of just basic image metadata (width/height, bit depth, etc.) and the RGB data...

Okay! If we just need something basic that can grab the RGBA data from a PNG in a `no_std` environment then I think I can write that. It seemed easier...

@mooman219 I have the beginnings of a `no_std` PNG decoder here: https://github.com/bschwind/png-decoder I'm in the middle of the implementation so it's not usable yet, but figured I'd post it for...

@mooman219 I have something workable for PNG decoding: https://github.com/bschwind/png-decoder https://crates.io/crates/png-decoder Let me know what you think, it should be fairly feature complete in terms of decoding what is necessary for...

I've been using `fontdue` for rasterization and basic layout, both in a work project and a personal project. I don't have any complicated text layout or shaping issues to handle,...

> You have a very large text. It will always look good. The problem is in the tiny one. Ahhh okay, today I learned :) Makes sense though! I'm sure...

I just ran into the same issue, I was binding the client on `127.0.0.1:0` instead of `0.0.0.0:0`. Changing that makes it work as expected.

@TimonPost I can recommend [snow](https://crates.io/crates/snow) as a nice implementation of the Noise Protocol.