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Because it's a step towards larger Rust adoption in Linux, simple. It's a way to get good parts of the community wet and accustomed to the Rust tool chain and
by epolanski 1y ago
Because it's a step towards larger Rust adoption in Linux, simple.
It's a way to get good parts of the community wet and accustomed to the Rust tool chain and form plenty of developers in writing Linux software at scale.
Otherwise, of course, it makes no sense.
- mr90210 1y ago> Because it's a step towards larger Rust adoption in Linux, simple. Ubuntu is not Linux.
- its-summertime 1y agoCorrect, its uutils/Linux
- archargelod 1y agoI see it as a way to force Rust on people. That's almost like saying "You will have to learn some Rust whether you want it or not" to Linux maintainers.