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Wouldn't affect RHEL at least

Wouldn't affect RHEL at least

Posted Dec 15, 2025 13:41 UTC (Mon) by salimma (subscriber, #34460)
Parent article: The state of the kernel Rust experiment

> Dave Airlie worried that problems could appear once the enterprise distributors start enabling Rust; they could lock in an ancient version for a long time

Not sure how SLES and Ubuntu LTS is affected by this, but CentOS Stream / RHEL rebases Rust every 6 months, and thus all their downstreams too


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Wouldn't affect RHEL at least

Posted Dec 15, 2025 19:11 UTC (Mon) by salimma (subscriber, #34460) [Link]

e.g. as of today

$ fedrq pkgs --src rust -b ubi9
rust-1.88.0-1.el9.src

$ fedrq pkgs --src rust -b ubi10
rust-1.88.0-1.el10.src

$ fedrq pkgs --src rust -b c9s
rust-1.91.0-1.el9.src

$ fedrq pkgs --src rust -b c10s
rust-1.91.0-1.el10.src

$ fedrq pkgs --src rust -b f42
rust-1.91.1-1.fc42.src

$ fedrq pkgs --src rust -b f43
rust-1.91.1-1.fc43.src

$ fedrq pkgs --src rust -b rawhide
rust-1.92.0-1.fc44.src


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