Ian Douglas Scott

> async_std These re-export the versions in `futures`. These traits are a fair bit harder to implement than the normal std versions of `Read`/`Write`, since it's necessary to implement `fn...

Specifically it shows what driver provides the DRM device, and lists capabilities. It is also (my opinion) confusing for it to just ignore the device entirely rather than showing that...

I'm not sure how best to test this protocol on it's own. I think in first person games it tends to be used together with `zwp_pointer_constraints_v1`. Need to see about...

Enabled the wlcs test for this, though it seems fairly rudimentary so it isn't really a complete test for relative pointer functionality.

This is potentially unsound since `xkb::Keymap` is refcounted (in a non-thread safe way), and Smithay's keyboard code assumes it owns the only references and can move it between threads.

I believe with the `default_system_font` feature enabled, this should at least be able to find a font with the appropriate characters? Though Arabic text still won't be right without RTL...

> i think that your problem is lacking a font that contains the relevant glyphs. I think Iced isn't implementing fallback font behavior, which is normally used to find a...

Yep. Or perhaps `once_cell::sync::Lazy`, which seems to be favored over `lazy_static` now (and is in the standard library now, but not yet stabilized). That is a general solution to things...

Hm, looking at https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/object-fit, I guess "letterboxing" is the behavior of `contain` there? I haven't written much css there, I suppose I should see how what I'm trying to do...

Ah, I guess what I'd use in CSS is `width: 100%; height: auto;`. So I guess if it's trying to follow a CSS like model, we'd need a `Length::Auto`? Maybe...