Back in September, I joined Collabora as an intern to work on Rust-related projects for six months. It's been a great experience and I would recommend it to anyone who is passionate about FOSS and wants...

...the most active employers for this latest kernel development cycle. After basic infrastructure for Rust drivers landed in the previous release, kernel 6.2 brings new changes that continue to improve...

...to 32 bits deep inside the common Vulkan synchronization code. Over the course of the last decade, Rust has emerged as a new programming language for writing safe low-level code. The language itself...

...Blanch-Torné. Virtualization and IaaS devroomStateless decoder virtualization using VirtIO Video and RustPresented by Daniel Almeida. Embedded, Mobile and Automotive devroomBluetooth state in...

...learn about system programming and coding C. He is passionate about open source and is currently using Rust to learn and work. Colin Kinloch joined as a Software Engineer. Using Linux since 2010, he's...

...contributions individual drivers and pioneering work such as frameworks for writing Vulkan drivers in Rust. Congrats Faith!

...Clover. Sometime later, Karol started working on another avenue to support OpenCL on Mesa, coined Rusticl, which was eventually merged on September 12th, 2022. Like Clover, Rusticl also implements OpenCL...

In our v6.0 blog post we mentioned that Rust for Linux support was pending for v6.1: its basic infrastructure is now merged. Moving on to other exciting news, thanks to Google and community efforts, this...

After waiting in the Linux-next integration tree for about 18 months, the basic Rust infrastructure will finally land in the mainline Linux kernel with the imminent release of v6.1. While this will not...

...nothing fundamentally different about this release, just wanted to make the number easier to follow. Rust for Linux support did not land in 6.0, but it has already been merged for the 6.1 kernel version...