alt Hacker NewsBecause it's Ubuntu policy to replace some foundational part of the system with some janky unfinished experiment in every release.
I agree with you that that's more the story here than "OMG, somebody wrote Rust code with bugs in it".
Because it's Ubuntu policy to replace some foundational part of the system with some janky unfinished experiment in every release.
I agree with you that that's more the story here than "OMG, somebody wrote Rust code with bugs in it".
Right? Canonical wanted (still wants?) to use a coreutils implementation where "rm ./" would print "invalid input" while silently deleting the directory anyway.
I don't really care that some very amateur enthusiasts wrote some bad code for fun, but how in the world did anyone who knows anything about linux take this seriously as a coreutils replacement?