AFAICT most commercial bread-and-butter systems doesn’t need something like Rust. E.g. if one’s writing a payroll system or a CRM, they would probably use C# or

AFAICT most commercial bread-and-butter systems doesn’t need something like Rust. E.g. if one’s writing a payroll system or a CRM, they would probably use C# or Java. They wouldn’t use C/C++/Rust. If they where to write the kernel for a new OS, Rust might be a viable alternative. But very few people are paid to write new kernels. Rust looks very cool and interesting, but AFAICT it doesn’t seem intended to be become the default language for a majority of programmers. I think this is one of the main reasons so few people use Rust in their day job.