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Cool! I assume TRUST stands for "Turbo Rust"? If yes, maybe it would be worth mentioning that in the readme. I doubt that Embarcadero Technologies (the current

by rob74 5mo ago

Cool! I assume TRUST stands for "Turbo Rust"? If yes, maybe it would be worth mentioning that in the readme. I doubt that Embarcadero Technologies (the current owners of the Delphi and C++ Builder IDEs, and probably also the owners of other former Borland trademarks) would mind - but then again, it doesn't hurt to stay on the safe side...

weinzierl 5mo ago
Random aside: Back in the day Microsoft used the "Quick" prefix and Borland used "Turbo". I am waiting for a QRUST.
- gpderetta 5mo ago
  VisualRust
  - wojtczyk 5mo ago
    haha - someone should do it
    - tosti 5mo ago
      Nowadays it would be called VisualRust365 with CoPilot. And suck.
      - wojtczyk 5mo ago
        But we can make a Windows NT 3.51 version of Visual Rust, that doesn't suck.
  - willglynn 5mo ago
    Glorious: https://seri.tools/blog/announcing-rust9x/ https://seri.tools/blog/announcing-rust9x/
    - wojtczyk 5mo ago
      One of the best Windows 95 projects
    - mvx64 5mo ago
      Works amazingly well: https://bsky.app/profile/mentalvertex.bsky.social/post/3lzvbqthees2n https://bsky.app/profile/mentalvertex.bsky.social/post/3lzvb...
    - neonstatic 5mo ago
      > Y2k compliant! That's a load off my mind
- wojtczyk 5mo ago
  QRUST - I love that
  - sourcegrift 5mo ago
    Of course a pole would love it! (Only mean it positively:-) )
    - wojtczyk 5mo ago
      I didn't read it any other way than positively only
monadgonad 5mo ago
Staying on the safe side would be not confirming whether it stands for Turbo Rust or not. "You might very well think that; I couldn't possibly comment."
wojtczyk 5mo ago
I can neither confirm nor deny what the T stands for. However a quick research showed some trademarks are current and renewed.