Well, I had dumped using Ubuntu which has become less stable in my opinion, not to mention telemetry and SNAP… and lets recall that it’s based on Debian and pulls down Debian code anyway (Currently on my main desktop I run Debian, Debian Testing and Debian Unstable, switching daily). And lets be fair, the memory safe feature of Rust isn’t as big a deal for professional programmers managing memory and using good programming procedures, testing to make sure they stay within the proper variable and memory limits. My personal take is that with megacorps they like to hire new programmers that are cheaper and do what they’re told without correcting managers… And more and more of these young programmers aren’t very good, having probably cheated their way through school, and they’re using AI instead of coding themselves (do they even understand the code they submit?). So there seems to be a big push to memory safe languages for the compiler to do the safeguarding which the programmer should be doing, and the Rust language and compiler are too much of a moving target at present (could be useful for small teams and projects lacking programming expertise). So instead of a religious connotation, it’s more like modern evolutionists and their ridiculous theories which requires much more faith than believing in God and the Bible. Consequently, I didn’t see a decent enough write up, so I’ll include Lunduke’s video that hits the major points pretty well.