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It's because the value proposition of Rust and the reality of it's implementation don't match. So, they went through all this effort to put it in the kernel,
by akira2501 3y ago
It's because the value proposition of Rust and the reality of it's implementation don't match. So, they went through all this effort to put it in the kernel, but then realized, it's not really useful for much, outside of making "safe" drivers that no one really needs.
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