Hanno Braun

> Done. Thanks, I didn't see that. It would be nice to reference these things somewhere more obvious (or did I just miss it). For Rust in general, there's [a...

I agree that establishing such a team is a good idea, and I'm interested in participating. Since I'm running my own Rust-focused business ([disclosure here](https://github.com/rust-embedded/wg/issues/170#issuecomment-412857930)), this overlaps with what I'm...

I'm self-employed, and I've been working on focusing my business solely on embedded Rust for a while now. I offer ARM Cortex-M firmware development in Rust, which includes development of...

Have we decided that we're going to include Rust on Embedded Linux in this? Cause I know of a few companies doing Embedded Rust stuff on top of Linux.

> Have we decided that we're going to include Rust on Embedded Linux in this? We talked about this question in the WG meeting just now, but I don't think...

@mbr Thank you for the testimonial! In the last meeting, we decided to also include Embedded Linux (which is why I directed you here; sorry, should have been more clear)....

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I license past and future contributions under the dual MIT/Apache-2.0 license, allowing licensees to chose either at their option.

It's there: https://crates.io/crates/threemf It's also linked in the README :grin: But this brings two problems to attention: - The link in the README is too subtle. There should be an...

No reason to apologize! You brought to my attention that the crates.io release is hard to find, and that is valuable. > I hope you probably had a good reason...