matchhostfsowner VS OpenT5

I wrote a portable solution for the user ID mapping problem: https://github.com/FooBarWidget/matchhostfsowner

I'm at the verge of releasing version 1.0 of MatchHostFsOwner, a solution for the Docker filesystem owner matching problem. MatchHostFsOwner is my first serious Rust project. It's an entrypoint program to be used in Docker containers. Rust's error handling idioms force me to take all possible error conditions seriously, while also encouraging me to have proper error messages for each error condition. I use rust-musl-builder to generate statically-linked Linux binaries that work on all Linux distros.

I'm working on a solution based on strategy 1 (matching the container's UID/GID with the host's). This solution already works, and I've already deployed it in a few of my own projects, but isn't very well-documented yet. I'm also working on more automated tests to guarantee that it's rock-solid. Would you be interested in testing it and giving feedback once it's in a more ready state?

The repo is here. It basically just exists for me to commit code so that I don't lose it right now. Doesn't even have a README.md (might work on that soon). But the code is there if you're curious.

OpenT5, a reimplementation of T5 (the game engine running Call of Duty Black Ops 1) entirely in Rust. It's in its very early stages right now (been working on it on-and-off for the past month or two-ish), only a few thousand lines of code. How long it'll take to hit any significant milestone, I have no idea. It's a very ambitious project after all, and half the reason I started it was because I wanted something that would keep me busy for the foreseeable future.