@anselmschueler @aliceif @bill88t @BrodieOnLinux @landley yeah, and unlike #Rust. #Perl doesn't bring much to the table even on paper...

• Like the folks at @AsahiLinux did a lot of good work with Rust and speedran #Apple - #ARM64 support for #Linux...

idk this is a little or a lot but this is how the view and input definitions for #tek v0.3.0 are starting to look, yeah that's right the #tui #daw in #rust i've been cracking at for over a #year now lol

Alt...

3-column screenshot of https://codeberg.org/unspeaker/tek/src/commit/3dada45ea923c82611fabd65b0b4e7142e15e2df/tek.edn in custom language that is not exactly edn

@GaymerGeek

The #rust debugger is our friend.

@fuchsiii @BrodieOnLinux Personally I'm tending more to go into the camp of "please just make a #fork in #Rust and once it's feature-complete we can migrate to it"…

• Cuz rarely do I see "just redo [this] in Rust!" as a solution to a problem.

That doesn't mean I'm against using Rust at all, and @AsahiLinux is a good example what can be done…

• I'm just pragmatic in that "reinventing the wheel" is rarely a solution to "bumpy ride" when something is hard-mounted to a chassis and doesn't even have air-filled rubber tires...