In this TMS podcast interview, Rust Foundation Infrastructure Engineer @MarcoIeni shares his journey in the Rust ecosystem, from open source contributor to maintainer, speaker, and community builder.
He discusses the challenges of supporting Rust infrastructure at scale and offers practical advice for anyone interested in contributing to open source.
Watch the full interview:
https://youtu.be/alW8mcSrD1Y
Zed v1.8 is out!
>> This release adds sidebar worktree creation, agent terminal init commands, pane size reset, and delimiter selection tools, plus major AI, Git, and performance improvements.
🦀 First public peek at wlr-utils — a small family of capture/switch/inspect/annotate tools for #wlroots compositors.
Started as one window picker that didn't fit my workflow, then I got carried away. Now 5 tools on one zero-copy GPU engine: portal picker, Alt-Tab/exposé switcher, screen inspector (colour, OCR, live mirror), screenshot+recorder, draw-on-screen overlay.
No XWayland. Young — beta-testers welcome 🙏
If you run Tempest, my COSMIC weather applet, this is the same weather engine in a full app, and I need testers for it.
Atmos v0.2.0-beta, written in Rust. I pulled the weather logic out of Tempest into a crate, weathervane, and built a standalone app on top of it. Tempest stays the panel applet. Atmos is the window.
The part I want eyes on is the theming. It's one libcosmic UI, no per-toolkit rewrite, and it reads the desktop you're on and repaints itself to match. On COSMIC it looks like COSMIC. On KDE Plasma it wears Breeze like it belongs there. GNOME and libadwaita are the next phase, not this round.
So the ask. I've proven it on COSMIC and on a Fedora KDE box. If you're on KDE on a different distro, that's exactly where I need reports. Tell me where it looks wrong.
Flatpak from my own signed remote. Install steps and a report template are in the repo.
We're live from Rust Berlin Meetup! 🦀
https://www.youtube.com/live/SGR5qBdwk30?is=OAixR1go3ZUvmhCW
📣🦀 We are happy to announce that Ferrous Systems has been recognized as a founding provider of the Rust Foundation Trusted Training program — @rustfoundation.org's new accreditation for Rust training organizations that meet high standards for curriculum quality, instructor competence, and learner outcomes.
Learn more about RFTT: rustfoundation.org/rftt
Train with us: ferrous-systems.com/training
#rustlang #rustfoundation #RFTT #rusttraining #ferroussystems
"A work of art."
That's how Proxyway described the Byteful platform in their 2026 Proxy Service Awards, where they named us Newcomer of the Year. It's an independent benchmark, so not our own claim.
Read more: https://proxyway.com/research/proxy-service-awards-2026
We are a founding Rust Foundation Trusted Training provider! 🦀
RFFT is @rustfoundation's new accreditation for Rust training orgs that meet high standards for curriculum quality, instructor competence, and learner outcomes.
Learn more 👉 https://rustfoundation.org/rftt/
Servo 0.3 Released With The Demo Browser Becoming More Useful (phoronix.com)
Welcome Paweł Urbanek as a speaker at EuroRust! In his talk, Paweł will introduce hotpath-rs, and go into how it compares to traditional sampling profilers. Expect async bottlenecks, minimized instrumentation overhead & more. We can’t wait! 🦀
Learn more 👉 https://eurorust.eu/talks/beyond-flamegraphs-precise-rust-profiling-with-hotpath-rs/
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