Seems we live in a "cool" or "flashy" era or rewriting everything in Rust. Dont get me wrong, despite not taking time to learn Rust at this time, I am aware th

Seems we live in a "cool" or "flashy" era or rewriting everything in Rust. Dont get me wrong, despite not taking time to learn Rust at this time, I am aware that memory safety is the thing at this time. Yes... some software might do better being rewritten from C to Rust. However, there are other projects that have been worked on for years and years. Sqlite is an example of this. That quote above is 100% Various GNU tools are being replaced. Dont just expect them to be 100% despite being "memory safe" -- they will have to fo through various tweaks to boost performance. With Rust likely (still) to go through some further changes, I am sure Linus will get frustrated at some points within the Linux Kernel. We shall see. Point is - some things are just better left with their mature state. Though.. on the flip side, we are have to think about the younger generation. Will SQlite survive if it continues to use C? It's likely to be a language that each new generation will not bother, and focus on Rust, Zig.. or whatever comes out in the future. I am just waiting for rewrite of Doom or Quake (I am sure they already exist if I can be bothered to search.. in Rust)