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Rust Adoption at Scale With Ubuntu

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Ubuntu ships Rust rewrites of critical utilities: sudo-rs replaces sudo in a single release cycle, uutils coreutils covers 70+ GNU utilities with three fallbacks left after 26.04 LTS, and NTPd-rs will become default by the next staged release. UPKI integrates revocation checks into OpenSSL and curl using CRLite to fetch millions of revocations efficiently. Rust hiring grows a toolchain team from one proposed member to ten, and a funded PhD pairs LLMs with formal methods to verify C→Rust translations.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to Rust at Ubuntu
  2. 1:09Ubuntu LTS with Rust utilities
  3. 2:12Replacing sudo with sudo-rs
  4. 3:35NTPd-rs for time syncing
  5. 4:40Coreutils Rust transition
  6. 6:28UPKI for certificate revocation
  7. 8:56Sponsoring Rust projects and research
  8. 10:41C to Rust automated translation
  9. 12:05Why Canonical embraces Rust
  10. 13:52Usability and UX improvements
  11. 14:55Resilience and security benefits
  12. 16:40Documentation and tooling for Rust
  13. 18:05Minimal Rust base containers
  14. 19:08Distributing Rust apps via Snap
  15. 20:55Future Rust projects at Ubuntu
  16. 22:43Q&A and closing remarks
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