Redox is a thing. I personally don’t have issues with Rust Core-Utils. EXCEPT the licencing
It’s permissive, Not copyleft
Dum de dum… let’s shoe-horn snaps into the latest Ubuntu… breaks… let’s move to rust-based system utilities… breaks… Da fuk Canonical!
The project is just new and under testing. It has nothing to do with the language it’s written in.
I must misunderstand what people are reporting about the checksum errors in benchmarking tools. Are the benchmarking tools validating the MD5 checksum of the binaries provided by Coreutils? Wouldn’t that be expected for the checksums of the Coreutils binaries to change, even just between OS releases even? Or are they saying that the Coreutils written in Rust are non-deterministic in the checksums they produce? That would be a huge bug indeed.
The utils are producing incorrect values.
Ok, yeah that’s a pretty significant bug.
But Rust is super safe and protects against bugs and exploits!!!
Memory-safe and type bugs. Languages can’t prevent developers implementing logic bugs.
Canonical being Canonical again.
