Drew DeVault on Nostr: Yes, the road I propose is not necessarily the fastest way to getting secure kernels ...
Yes, the road I propose is not necessarily the fastest way to getting secure kernels in the hands of users, and it would be faster and easier if we could get Rust in Linux without having to play the political game. But given that the political game isn't going away, we have to consider the other road as an *option*.
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