Thread 106894186

>>106894186 (OP)
I unironically believe this and wear this

personally,
I stand by it being created to allow "safer" "outsourcing"

then you get the unfortunate guys that believe the project sincerely enough to make the tokio library

>>106894186 (OP)
It appears my superiority has led to some controversy.

>>106894186 (OP)
>>106894207
>>106894273
But why?
I code all kernel modules in C# + AOT

>>106894210
outsourcees are best at shitting out crap c++ code because that's what they (think they) "learned" in their unis using decades old PCs running Visual Studio on windows XP with an old ass c++ compiler that thinks main() is a void function. this is incidentally a part of the reason why microjeet has a lot of c++ code.
rust is neither pro nor anti outsourcing. it's unapologetically a meritocratic language. local, remote, or outsourced, the only requirement is competence. but most (not all) outsourcing explicitly seeks cheap monkeys.

>>106894186 (OP)
>Rust was created
OP here, sorry, I meant to say GNOME

>>106894358
why would you admit to have wanted to post a fact instead of bait on /g/?

>>106894186 (OP)
Rust is classic corporate software:
- extremely slow
- highly complex
- sporting all "features" the managers asked for
- doesn't care about the actual users
- is neither inspiring nor innovative
- does not solve any actual real world problems

Rust being used in Linux or Git is just a sign of corporate takeover of community projects.
The majority of people that push for Rust adoption in the kernel are actually Microsoft employees.

>>106894186 (OP)
If that's the case then it backfired because Rust is also infecting the Windows kernel.
Luckily I use Windows 7, which is an OS with 0.000% Rust in it. Unoxidized. Clean. Shiny. Pristine.
Have fun with your rusted OS

>>106894186 (OP)
Thanks for the cool language, Microsoft.

>called "rust"
>mascot is a CRAB
trvke

>>106898313
crabs in a bucket

it seems like a nice tool for that. because it's verbose, slow and dumb
> "UwU" rewrite in rust please
HOWEVER, I dunno... But wayland was made to sabotage Linux (with all unixes along). This one you can be almost sure. It's either they are completely demented retards or it's sabotage.

>>106895946
>Rust is classic corporate software:
There's also the fact that it's a "marketing-first" language. A good chunk of Rust defenders have little to no experience using it at work, they just fell for the "blazing fast super safe!" propaganda.

>>106898993
I honestly believe there's a Wayland conspiracy. I simply cannot understand it. My Linux install experience always goes like this:
>install fresh Linux
>weird things all around
>display problems
>audio problems
>webcam problems
>realize this distro is packed with Wayland
>switch to X.org
>everything works as expected
And yet, for some reason, Wayland is packed into more and more distros - plus, it's becoming hard to remove. There must be an Epstein-style mass blackmailing happening in the background because I honestly can't rationalize it any other way.

>>106899061
Help, my VNC isn't working on Wayland. How do I remote connect, ahhhhh!?!?

>>106899061
I imagine a few explanations. First it's an actual attempt to kill unixes; but that makes me unsure about the corpo side of it (eg redhat).
The second is that wayland makes it PERFECT to replicate what happened between firefox and chromium. Firefox/KDE is more "liberal", GNOME is more dictating. Wayland creates incompatibility at display server level, because of the concept of extensions, and the fact that the core is basically useless. So we have a concentration between two sides. One will sound like the counter force to the dictating one, while the dictating one advances. Until the point that everyone depends on it, then the other can be slowly discarded.
OR the third and schizo scenario, they are actually retards and thought a kiosk display server with nothing done for security (we actually have a bigger attack surface in practice and your data passing through questionable [in terms of security] software like dbus) is good and secure.

>>106899138
GNOME took brain damage in the UX department similar to when Microsoft came out with Windows 8. It looked similar in concept to the hospital scene in Idiocracy.

>>106894186 (OP)
Microsoft isn't competent enough to think beyond the next quarterly; otherwise they wouldn't have released the disaster known as the arm surface to try and somehow steal customers from apple AGAIN just like they did with windows phone vs the iphone and then proceeded to ruin arm laptops for everyone by giving them a bad rep.
They wouldn't even let other manufacturers use the new snapdragons while forcing them all to add copilot buttons so they ensured that every other arm windows laptop would be an even worse experience than it already was.

>>106895946
I want off this planet

>>106899253
Their Xbox division will slowly morph into Sega as they stop producing consoles and only games. The whole Windows 11 is causing everyone to jump ship to Linux to play games. I bet Windows 12 will see the first version with a Linux Kernel similar to how the Edge browser is Chrome.

>>106894186 (OP)
all programming languages are witchcraft
>see
>see plus plus
>see sharp
>lisp
>rust
>python
they're all witchcraft anons.

rust is the most recent iteration of that curses being weaved

rust only happens when you add oxygen to iron, its the corrosion of iron, so what do they hope to achieve with rust?
to corrode your convictions and undermine your faith!!!
listen to me, dont adopt rust!!!!

>>106894186 (OP)
idk and idc
it's ugly and that's reason enough for me to never use it
if i'm going to use something ugly it's going to be lisp

>>106894186 (OP)
wasnt it created by mozilla?

>>106900494
lmao
learn how to /g/tard newfag