What licences do Rust crates choose?
A few months ago, the question was posed: what licences do crates on crates.io use?
Various musings of Adam Harvey.
A few months ago, the question was posed: what licences do crates on crates.io use?
As a long term believer in it being the year of Linux on the desktop, I’ve been using Sway for several years as my main compositor and, by extension, desktop. Like a lot of people, I combine that with Waybar to provide some basic desktop environment functionality like a system tray, clock, etc.
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Rust RFC #3243, which implements optional namespace support for Rust, has been approved1 and merged. It is now official Rust project policy, and I’m looking forward to using it. The observant reader might note that I didn’t approve the RFC as part of
I wrote about 600 words on Rust RFC #3537, but before I could do that, I wrote almost 2000 words working through my vague worries in different scenarios. This blog is a lightly edited version of my initial braindump.
…or, how Adam decided that the C in C25K stood for… well, C.