Typst: A Possible LaTeX Replacement(lwn.net)
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LWN.net editor Jonathan Corbet announces subscription price increases effective September 15, explaining the publication's finances and recent improvements.
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News article reporting that OpenBSD developers rejected a port of the Rust-based uutils coreutils, citing licensing and compatibility concerns.
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Cloudflare blog post announcing tsrs, a port of the TypeScript compiler to Rust, covering performance gains, motivation, and maintenance plans.
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LWN.net article by Lee Phillips examining Typst, an Apache-licensed Rust document typesetting program positioned as a simpler, faster alternative to LaTeX.
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Blog post titled "Async Rust Is A Bad Language" critiquing Rust's async model for massively concurrent userspace software, starting from why async exists.
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A long blog post reviewing Typst, a typesetting language and tool similar to LaTeX, covering styling, scripting, plugins, and comparisons to LaTeX, Markdown, and Word.
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Welcome page of "100 Exercises To Learn Rust", a free online course teaching Rust's syntax, type system, standard library and ecosystem through incremental exercises.