I remember when the whole "Rust in Linux" thing was introduced to me via a YouTube thumbnail that said something about Torvalds explaining his thoughts on it.

Now I didn't watch the video, because I wasn't really as interested into Linux/programming as I am today, but I remember thinking to myself: "this is stupid, who cares what language is used as long as it does it's job?".

I am not a developer on the kernel tho, so maybe I'm just oversimplifying things. 🤷

Kind of sad to think about. Some creative soul might decide to start working on a game, only for it to slip under the radar.

To be fair, most of my Steam library consist of games from the 80s/90s, so maybe I'm contributing to the problem, whoops. 😅

Wow. I think that is indeed quite enough to get off the ground. Thank you for compiling this information in such a readable manner! 😀

Really like this take. I do move a lot of files between directories, so I could look into copying, cutting, and pasting things via the terminal.

I think learning my way around Neovim also couldn't hurt. I was planning on setting up a little webserver at home, and accessing it remotely sounds pretty handy.

That's cool, I've been wondering when they were gonna release COSMIC with the OS.

Pop!_OS was the first distro I tried, cause' some old Linus Tech Tips video talked about how it's very good for newcomers to Linux.