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> To make that work you'd have to keep up with the kernel for years, probably more than a decade That's a good thing. This will test rust's reliability.
by beretguy 2y ago
> To make that work you'd have to keep up with the kernel for years, probably more than a decade
That's a good thing. This will test rust's reliability.
- wsve 2y agoThis is much more of a manpower and money problem than it is a technical one. Of course it's possible to fork Linux and rewrite it in Rust. But who would spend all that time and energy doing that without the Linux foundations funds and expertise? You'd probably burn out within a few years before ever substantially converting the code base
- glitchc 2y agoThey could make a break, refuse to support hardware older than a certain threshold. Or just focus on a specific platform like Macs.