How to Install the Rust on Linux and Create your First Program!

Learn how to install and setup the Rust Programming Language on Linux using Ubuntu / Arch Linux today.. and create your first ever Rust Program on Linux! This is a Quick and Easy to follow Linux guide and shows you step by step instructions on how to get Rust working on your computer today. Explore this new and exciting Programming Language today and start learning Rust right away! We'll create our first Hello World project as well.

This is a comprehensive guide on how to setup the Rust Programming Language which is starting to make a splash in the programming or development community. Check out Rust today and create you first program using this tutorial for beginners who want to learn and use Rust! This guide was created in 2021 and will help get things setup up quickly and easily. Rust Programming can be used in many different application development projects.

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[yumyum]

i smell rust tutorial serie :ohhyeah: 😋 yuz, finally!

[melvilli]

rustup is another way to get rustc, cargo and everything on distros which do not have rust in their packages by default or haven't updated to the version we want. Better feature imo is we can use rustup to control and manage toolchains like beta, nightly, etc. We can customize where we want the entire rust family to reside in the system too

[mynamejeff]

cant wait to try this after my exams are over

[fyka]

Everything seemed to work fine until "4:56"
I'm getting the error "bash: cargo: command not found" can anyone help?
My OS is a MX Linux variant if that is relevant.
Thanks in advance.

[babuOOabc]

pls help me now rust is in 1.56 stable version no longer 1.48 and i cant update it how do i update my rust.

[senselessnothing]

"Rust and also Cargo (the Rust package manager) violate the freedom to redistribute without “explicit” approval. Their trademark license imposes requirements for the distribution of modified versions that make it inconvenient to exercise freedom 3. The Rust's Media Guide says it merely supplements the official Mozilla trademark policy; it doesn't replace it. Since their trademark policy applies, then everything in that list (including Rust and Cargo) pulls in the same issue as Firefox and Thunderbird." from the hyperbola wiki

Rust in the kernel is just part of a long list of decisions that will ruin mainline linux.