The kernel has accumulated a lot of technical debt. Linus speaks openly about it. Mixing in the new flavor into a codebase that is 95% (?) using (and abusing)

The kernel has accumulated a lot of technical debt. Linus speaks openly about it. Mixing in the new flavor into a codebase that is 95% (?) using (and abusing) C with warts and all does not strike me as a good idea. Interaction between assembly, C and Rust is not nearly well, enough understood to start. Now if it does go ahead, it will be a great platform to figure out the edge cases, bugs and all those things nobody thought about. I am in favor of Linux.NEXT Write a new kernel in Rust (if it's the best choice) Take all the learnings from Linux and all the research in operating systems that have occurred since and make Linux.NEXT. Steal from Linux, WindowsNT, Quebes, OS/400, Solaris, Minix, z/OS Plan 9, Fuchsia, BeOS/Haiku, ESXi, QNX, and of course TempleOS Creating an operating system suitable for 2020 with the way technology, infrastructure, connectiveness, pervasiveness, privacy conscious, built for the hostile world of the Internet.