Improve preinstalled rust message#2155
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Because some people install rustc/cargo from their distro and then try and install rustup, they can get confused/worried by the error message given. This attempts to ameliorate the situation by being a little clearer about what might go wrong. Signed-off-by: Daniel Silverstone <dsilvers@digital-scurf.org>
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Because some people install rustc/cargo from their distro and then
try and install rustup, they can get confused/worried by the error
message given. This attempts to ameliorate the situation by being
a little clearer about what might go wrong.
This addresses some of #442 but does not close it.