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LainOfTheWired , 6 months ago to technology in Maestro, a Linux compatible kernel written in Rust.

It’s interesting, but with Linux and BSD already available in many different flavours do we really need it?

I mean what use case would it be better in except maybe an extreme rust enthusiast.

SSUPII , 6 months ago

It isn’t needed to be required for one to like developing it.

IrateAnteater , 6 months ago to technology in Maestro, a Linux compatible kernel written in Rust.

Ok, I’m out of the loop and I’ve seen this often enough that I have to ask; why do people always bring up “written in rust”? No one points out that a given project is written in C++/C#/python/ruby etc, yet we keep seeing it for rust.

magic_lobster_party , 6 months ago

Programmers are hyped about Rust. It’s a programming language that has a legitimate chance to replace C and C++ for performance critical applications. So any new project in Rust increases the possibility of a future where C and C++ are programming languages of the past.

itsnotits , 6 months ago to technology in Maestro, a Linux compatible kernel written in Rust.

According to Luc, its* creator

TheRealKuni , 6 months ago

Keep fighting the good fight. Syntax is important.

victorz , 6 months ago

Yes. Thank you, “It’s no tits”!

onelikeandidie , 6 months ago

Username checks out

sugartits , 6 months ago

N O T I T S

SnipingNinja , 6 months ago

Username checks out?

Armando3996 , 6 months ago to technology in Maestro, a Linux compatible kernel written in Rust.

Finally, some “exciting” news, 2031 will be the year of the linux desktop(and Maestro)!