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I'm not sure how one would define "adaptation" (presumably meaning "adoption", ie: how widely used something is) in a way that could have debian have a higher a
by codys 3y ago
I'm not sure how one would define "adaptation" (presumably meaning "adoption", ie: how widely used something is) in a way that could have debian have a higher adoption than rust: rust ships in programs within many linux distributions and other operating systems (mac os and windows). rust is used in widely used programs/kernels (Firefox, Chrome, Linux itself, Windows) that span further than debian itself.
All this is to say: a large amount of debian users likely are using rust, and an even larger amount of non-debian users is likely to be using rust.
- riku_iki 3y ago> rust is used in widely used programs/kernels (Firefox, Chrome, Linux itself, Windows) those few narrow components likely have good support.