What this means, Linuxbross???

>>93107892 (OP)

it means we’re off to freebsd

>>93107892 (OP)

macOS doesnt have this problem

>>93107892 (OP)

>What this means

Stop messing with the translator, Yevgeny.

it warns that you shouldn't use rust in linux yet unless you're ready to port it to the minimum supported version when it's announced

>meme OS that never "JuST WoRkS"

/G/ MEMES:

raspi

retropi

leeknocks

nobody in this thread understands this at all. there is no issue, there is no problem, they're just updating the version of rust they use in the kernel

rust in linux and windows is a feature

>>93107892 (OP)

>programming an operating system with a language that doesn't have a standard reference

Linus is a fucking cuck

it's not the 90s anymore

>RUST IS SO LE SAFE AND LE SECURE

>what? you want to know how it works so you can program more correctly? well just read our constantly changing compiler code, no actual reference specification for you!

trannies are a joke, you will never be serious professionals

based

WW3 with total humanity annihilation when

>>93107892 (OP)

Linux would work.



But you trannies said that C having a standard was a bad thing. >>93101312 →

It means that since Windows 7 has died (with Steam no longer supporting it and forcing gamers to upgrade) that everyone will now move to Linux. And now that everyone has made the shift to either Linux or Windows 10, everyones all lubed up for what's about to come



Have you not noticed your freedoms slowly being stripped away? Chromium based browsers, javascript that breaks websites if you don't have an up to date browser within a few days, centralization of the whole internet onto only a handful of platforms...programming languages being switched to tranny languages like Rust. Linux users really think they're going to escape from all this? Nope :)



Hardware vendors soon will block you and purposefully gimp you if you try to edit the open source code..repos where you get all your packages? Yeah you're going to be blocked from using them.



The noose around your neck is getting tighter and tighter every single day that passes by

>Chromium based browsers

Rust is the only thing keeping that from happening to Firefox. But you trannies hate Rust because ORANGE CRAB BAD.

unless there is a fork of linux kernel that has no rust, no one will shift to linux

fpbp

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>>93107892 (OP)

>What this means

More FOSStard shit that doesn't work

Yes, trannyfox is garbage and slow as shit.

>b-b-buy muh obscure random fork

Cope, even slower.

this

big xirs...

it means it's over

That's the benefit of non-ambigious, non-contradicting syntax and rules - you don't need a giant book of edge cases. You can just lay down the ground rules and build up from them.

At the end of the day, specificiation is prose. A very technical one, but still prose. Code is not, code is testable. A spec can have unknown unknowns (writers missed something) and definable undefines (eg. uint overflow in C). 

But please, tell me which part you don't understand so I can point you to the part of the language documentation (compiled and tested with each release) thst covers it

imagine actually believing this

I accept your concession

see >>93115942
