> If you wait long enough a Rust competitor will gain traction. Are you implying that a fork of the Linux kernel will win? I doubt it. The Linux kernel is ov

> If you wait long enough a Rust competitor will gain traction. Are you implying that a fork of the Linux kernel will win? I doubt it. The Linux kernel is over 30 years old and has resisted multiple attempts to fork. In all cases, it was the winner. What is different this time?