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Another complication: `glyph_brush` uses position measured from the top-left, while `rgx` places the origin in the bottom-left. Still, it's easy enough to translate.

Hi; in the mean-time I was able to work this out and update my code (a fork of the old testbed for 3D) to v0.22 with my own `World` definition...

Did you notice one of the "take home messages" of the [CCC talk linked](https://events.ccc.de/congress/2011/Fahrplan/events/4680.en.html): > Randomize your hash functions! (Also, the hash function attacked in that article, DJBX33X, is far...

Granted, using tree-based-maps with O(n×log(n)) complexity, or some hybrid with O(n×log(n)) worst case, is an adequate fix. But so is making sure no attacker has adequate information to predict which...

`softbuffer` has this dependency: > wayland-client = {version = "0.29", features = ["use_system_lib"], default_features = false} I tried adding `libwayland-client0` as a dependency... though since `winit` itself already uses `wayland-client`...

No surprise, that didn't help: > libwayland-client0 is already the newest version (1.18.0-1). Strangely, its the `x11` build that failed. Running `cargo test --no-run --verbose --target x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu --no-default-features --features x11`...

Note that XKB can also directly pass unicode codes by adding `0x100_0000` to the code, e.g. `0x10000F7 = ÷`, thus exhaustive bindings are completely infeasible. There are other bindings missed...

@OvermindDL1 I am also a member of the [hack your own keyboard club](https://github.com/dhardy/keyboard/blob/master/cyborg16#L41). Most of what I've added here is pretty standard stuff however. I have a couple of questions...

This is still waiting on feedback (assuming @OvermindDL1 is speaking as a community member). In particular, this `VirtualKeyCode` enum — should I simply amend it as I see fit? Are...

Would a viable alternative be to wait until the first cursor event is received and *then* request the cursor grab? It shouldn't make any difference to the user except that...