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System76 is building a new Linux desktop in Rust
System76 is building a new Linux desktop in Rust.
‘There are things we’d like to do that we can’t simply achieve through extensions in GNOME’
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Honestly, don’t do this, instead rewrite KDE in Rust, lol.
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