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That doesn’t make it a non-feature, necessarily. Lots of features in lots of software fail to drive that software’s success.
by eyelidlessness 3y ago
That doesn’t make it a non-feature, necessarily. Lots of features in lots of software fail to drive that software’s success.
- orange_fritter 3y agoHonestly this whole thread is very pedantic. Popularity doesn't define a feature, and the writer probably just plucked the word "feature" from a few not-great options. Either way, general grumpiness about Rust being used to write an OS may be a reaction to the hype, but plenty of people have expressed interest in an OS written in Rust, if not for any other purpose than to challenge Rust's basic claims.