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Ubuntu Will Replace GNU Core Utilities With Rust

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Ubuntu Will Replace GNU Core Utilities With Rust

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In this video I discuss Ubuntu's decision to switch to using rust implementations of the core utilities (mkdir, ls, cat, etc...) and what it could mean for t...

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It’s called AGPL
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  No I mean less permissive, a license that can ensure major corporations cant just take someone’s work and overshadow them
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