> Rust is not a production language

Your argument was that the only Rust projects there are are little developer tools, so Rust isn't a production language. When pointed out there are large projects that every day users rely on that use Rust, and not just in corners of the codebase, code that's exercised by approximately all users, you insist it's still not production?

> Rust is not a production language because so much legacy code

You must not exist, because, rounded to a whole percent, literally 0% of the lives of people in the world are directly affected by you personally

In less than a year tons of Chromium features will be Rust based.

Even big bases as FFMPEG will be ported to Rust, as the porters' repos already use Rust's cc to compile ASM code.

And of course Qemu will be almost a mandatory candidate for obvious reasons.

For instance, quick and dirty SGI Irix emulator:

https://github.com/techomancer/iris