Will Debian ship a driver written in Rust using the Rust for Linux infrastructure by 2025?
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Resolution criteria:

  • The driver must be considered part of the Debian distribution

  • The driver must use the Rust infrastructure provided by the Rust for Linux project

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Looking at the official docs, I see

  • NVMe driver (in development, no plans to replace)

  • Null block driver (used for testing only)

  • Android binder driver (irrelevant to Debian)

Why are we so optimistic?

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Verifying: do you consider unstable "part of the Debian distribution"? I want to make sure the criteria is met as soon as a driver ships in the Debian kernel, rather than waiting for that driver to then make it into the stable distribution that comes out every couple of years.

@josh Yes, unstable is considered part of Debian.

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