Sounds like Torvalds is taking a measured and pragmatic approach. Which is the only thing that will work. Kudos for taking it slow, allowing maintainers to opt

Sounds like Torvalds is taking a measured and pragmatic approach. Which is the only thing that will work. Kudos for taking it slow, allowing maintainers to opt out until the integrations are more proven, and resisting the urge to rush such a huge change. If anything, Linus is moving very rapidly, given that Rust still requires unstable features to work with the kernel.