The way I see it, io_uring has the potential to basically become the only way that high-level programming languages and runtimes talk to the kernel for I/O. If

The way I see it, io_uring has the potential to basically become the only way that high-level programming languages and runtimes talk to the kernel for I/O. If you're working with I/O through an abstraction, I don't see any reason why your implementation wouldn't use io_uring, and lots of reasons why it should.