> The limiting factor is available rust devs. Writing c++ is a sure way to get hired maintaining a legacy codebase.

Anyone looking to be extremely employable in this market should really learn both.

Otherwise, you are not going to see a migration to Rust from C++ shops at all.

> Ladybird is an outlier and there are probably a few more project like it. but anyone looking to be employed should pick up the new skill that is rust.

Then I suggest you prepare for Leetcode hards on Rust code, if you want to show that you are highly experienced in solving DSA problems that are found in systems software.

Also, why does Ladybird get a pass and the others don't?