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The Rust Foundation (what companies are members of) has no say over Rusts direction and they are separate entities.Removed: Typescript is also owned by Microsoft, which you have suggested as another possible alternative in https://github.com/orgs/fluxerapp/discussions/430#discussioncomment-15876833 and is also primarily what the project is made with.Added: Typescript is also owned by Microsoft, which you have suggested as another possible alternative in https://feedback.fluxer.com/p/996/c/2803 and is also primarily what the project is made with.> me, my friends and other users like us would probably be much more receptive to moving to Fluxer. (I think I'd still use it even with Rust, but C would be better, :3)
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Rust is a programming language that is being funded by major big-tech companies such as Google, Microsoft and Mozilla, (CorpoSlop, as they say.) which means it is under their control, meaning at any time things could changeThe Rust Foundation (what companies are members of) has no say over Rusts direction and they are separate entities. Typescript is also owned by Microsoft, which you have suggested as another possible alternative in https://feedback.fluxer.com/p/996/c/2803 and is also primarily what the project is made with.
me, my friends and other users like us would probably be much more receptive to moving to Fluxer. (I think I'd still use it even with Rust, but C would be better, :3)If only 1k lines of Rust used to speed up image processing is enough to influence you and your friends to not use Fluxer, then Fluxer may not have been for you in the first place given how much it utilizes languages/technologies that actually match parts of what you have said (such as Typescript, Go, Electron, etc).
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Rust is a programming language that is being funded by major big-tech companies such as Google, Microsoft and Mozilla, (CorpoSlop, as they say.) which means it is under their control, meaning at any time things could changeThe Rust Foundation (what companies are members of) has no say over Rusts direction and they are separate entities. Typescript is also owned by Microsoft, which you have suggested as another possible alternative in https://github.com/orgs/fluxerapp/discussions/430#discussioncomment-15876833 and is also primarily what the project is made with.
me, my friends and other users like us would probably be much more receptive to moving to Fluxer. (I think I'd still use it even with Rust, but C would be better, :3)If only 1k lines of Rust used to speed up image processing is enough to influence you and your friends to not use Fluxer, then Fluxer may not have been for you in the first place given how much it utilizes languages/technologies that actually match parts of what you have said (such as Typescript, Go, Electron, etc).