Actually valid complaint about rust in Linux
When the Linux Kernel introduces rust into the codebase, I can't wait to see the architecture compatibility chart and supported low-spec systems for the Linux kernel immediately get cut down to computers running x86 or ARM64 and that's about it.
Like, literally say goodbye to almost 50% of this list the instant rust gets involved: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Linux-supported_computer_architectures
(Yes, I actually counted, rust supports 42% of architectures if you only count tiers 1–2, or 61% if you include the very dubiously supported tier 3 targets. I only included architectures supported by the *current* Kernel, I could be even less generous if I includer architectures that are no longer supported. Also the Linux Kernel currently only supports x86, x86_64, and AArch64 when building with Clang which means say adios to 90% of the supported architectures until LLVM support is improved).
At least AFAICT right now it's going to be restricted to a few drivers, hopefully none that I use
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