There may still be arguments around shared cache between programs though the security inspired rearranging things might thwart that.
I like static binaries a lot. Whole load of failure modes just gone. Building a clang that targets musl by default on glibc systems is loosely practical these days. That builds self contained binaries that only depend on syscall.
(It took me a few days, a lot of cursing at cmakes ideas about cross compilation and patching trunk slightly, but it can be done and enough of the patches stuck.)
