Last week, the Linux 7.0 kernel merge window saw the main feature pull for Rust programming language updates. This officially concluded Rust's "experimental" phase for Linux kernel and driver programming, with the language now treated as stable. As Phoronix stated, Rust is "here to stay" within the kernel. Today, a new round of Rust fixes for Linux 7.0 was sent out. These updates include preparations for the upcoming Rust 1.95 release, which will ensure continued compatibility and development. This formal declaration of stability opens the door for broader adoption of Rust in critical kernel components and drivers.