The upcoming Linux 6.19 kernel will include updates to its Rust support. Developers indicate that the minimum baseline for Rust is likely to align with Debian Stable.
Phoronix reports on advancements in the Linux kernel's integration of Rust programming language features for the 6.19 release. This update aims to enhance the kernel's capabilities using Rust, a language known for its memory safety benefits in systems programming.
According to the article, the Rust minimum baseline will probably follow Debian Stable, ensuring compatibility with a widely used distribution. This decision reflects efforts to standardize Rust usage across Linux distributions.
Kernel maintainers continue to expand Rust's role in driver development and other components, building on previous releases. No specific timelines or detailed changes were outlined in the coverage, but the alignment with Debian Stable suggests a focus on stability and broad adoption.