Rust officially supports kernel >= 3.2, which is admittedly old enough to cover any real world usage scenario. That being said I wonder if someone tried to get

Rust officially supports kernel >= 3.2, which is admittedly old enough to cover any real world usage scenario. That being said I wonder if someone tried to get a Rust program (or even better the compiler and toolchain) to run on an old 90s Slackware or something? That'd be an article I'd love to read.