This funding from the US was to get around surveillance (everywhere), so it makes sense to argue, that a rival global player exports surveillance tech, because the funded tech is to counter that. That argument would not work with Israeli surveillance tech.
- only works with very few phone models
- battery doesn’t last long
- bad UI with tiny elements.
- not managing a smooth refresh rate
- no apps
That‘s the pattern we‘ve seen over and over again. The only approach that has worked better is to base things on AOSP.
Performance is mostly a consequence of clear and direct code. You mostly don't achieve performance by saving individual copies, but by being in control of the code and architecture.
I really don’t care that a new shell is written in rust. I care to see examples of how it actually would be better than bash.
But I assume it's for redox, so you can't use it on a regular linux.
I love the single binary approach, and it being so simple. Got my blog up and running in minutes with absolutely minimal configuration. Helps me focus on the writing rather than tinkering with the tool I think this coupled with Keystatic [1] could be a nifty little lightweight setup for most.