I had thought about trying to implement some sort of bindings around the kernel to allow devs to use Go or Rust. Kotlin might not be bad either. When I was lea

I had thought about trying to implement some sort of bindings around the kernel to allow devs to use Go or Rust. Kotlin might not be bad either. When I was learning via LFS I felt like there is still a lot of innovation that can be done. I remember back in 2000 I attended a Linux World Expo and it was amazing. It felt great to see all these companies dedicating resources to making Linux better. Now, I don't feel like it is quite the same anymore. There were companies inventing all sort of solutions from large scale server management to desktop apps to, to, to. Companies gave out stuffed toys. I still have a SUSE branded lizard, a Fedora and 5-6 more.