Well, yes, of course. Rust is not made by Apple, MS or Google who can just make it new "official" language on their platform and force adoption. Also, by its ve

Well, yes, of course. Rust is not made by Apple, MS or Google who can just make it new "official" language on their platform and force adoption. Also, by its very nature (low-level-ish language without GC) it cannot have Python-level adoption in modern software development ecosystem. Why would you want Rust to target lowest-common-denominator developers and become new VB or php? All it needs is enough momentum to become self-sufficient, which seems to be actually happening now with Rust Foundation and news of its usage in some major companies that can set the trends for whole industry (Amazon, Google, etc.).