In C++ you do have cross-platform tools like cargo. For instance, vcpkg. > In Rust, you just need to write `cargo add unicode-segmentation` once in a project,

In C++ I can write `vcpkg install whatever`. Yet that does not mean my organization will allow the library.

So no, adding libraries is quite harder than installing them unless you are working in your own projects alone. And even then adding them is never a one line effort.

> If you prefer languages without a minimal standard library, then Rust isn't for you.

There is nothing minimal about Rust's std.