The linux on the desktop statements were aimed at displacing windows on the desktop in its traditional role in businesses and homes, something that hasn't really happened.
What has happened is that a new class of devices was created that uses linux at the core, but that's not the desktop. (Happy 'linux on the desktop' user here since a very long time, roughly since it supported 'X' and my trusty SGI Indy got too slow to stay with the times).
Anybody that wants rust to replace C (or any other language) would be better of coding than complaining.
What has happened is that a new class of devices was created that uses linux at the core, but that's not the desktop. (Happy 'linux on the desktop' user here since a very long time, roughly since it supported 'X' and my trusty SGI Indy got too slow to stay with the times).
Anybody that wants rust to replace C (or any other language) would be better of coding than complaining.