You had me until the cloud thing. Rust really is cargo r -- release, then distro the binary. On Win, just works. On Linux, generally the user's OS has to be the

You had me until the cloud thing. Rust really is cargo r -- release, then distro the binary. On Win, just works. On Linux, generally the user's OS has to be the same or newer than the compiler's. Can usually sort this out by compiling on an old OS via WSL. Example: I have a molecular simulator I'm working on. Has 3D Vulkan graphics, a GUI, and a few dependencies. My mother got it working by opening the (3Mb compressed) binary after downloading from a dropbox folder.