not picking on it specifically but I just recently saw that flatpak is written in C as well despite the fact that it was released just eight years ago. Red Hat is one of the companies that also has a strange C addiction for almost anything.
There's pretty much no reason to not use a memory safe, performant language like Go at this point for infrastructure-ish software.
There's pretty much no reason to not use a memory safe, performant language like Go at this point for infrastructure-ish software.