Daniel Nachun

> Frankly, I don't know what "Makefile" is meant here, but looking at existing Rust-based R packages (r-gifski and r-b64 that I know of) it seems to differ a little...

> Sorry, I still don't understand what you mean. The Makefile is included in r-polars and is used during installation. [pola-rs/r-polars@406a7c1/src/Makevars.in](https://github.com/pola-rs/r-polars/blob/406a7c1b19db3e70cf69a43316c78621dd03d153/src/Makevars.in) > >Sorry I'm not familiar with the build system...

> Just a note, but it seems rather unfair that R packages are required to pass the CRAN standard when no such requirement is imposed on packages in other languages....

I checked this recipe and it seems like it can follow our example at https://github.com/conda-forge/conda-forge.github.io/blob/main/docs/maintainer/example_recipes/go.md, just remove the Windows-specific parts since the recipe is inherently Linux-only.

This is almost working except that Linux fails to detect open3d for some reason.

I'll note here that one factor that has probably slowed replacement of CentOS 7 (which is probably where pretty much 100% of our glibc 2.17 users are coming from, sadly...

It would be great if we can add `micromamba` and `pixi` to those docs eventually. Also as of the last time I checked, `pixi` ignored `CONDA_OVERRIDE_CUDA` if it was set...

That's a good point, in that case I think maybe supporting something like "None" as a value would be great.

It has the Apache-2.0 license, so yes this should be possible provided we build it from source. I made an attempt at locally building the compiler a while ago and...