> Complaining about it being written in C does nothing to benefit anyone. For what it's worth, I agree. It's already written, so rewrite it yourself or use a R

> Complaining about it being written in C does nothing to benefit anyone. For what it's worth, I agree. It's already written, so rewrite it yourself or use a Rust-based OS or work on Rust internals/specs in order to improve the language. But I also believe that sometimes it can be a legitimate discussion. It can serve as a reminder that often these languages have footguns that even experienced developers that insist they can use C effectively will eventually fire off.