It's not good but it's the best we've got. There's a reason the most common alternative to distro dependency management involves shipping entire copies of other distro with a few adjustments inside of a sandbox to make sure it doesn't conflict with the other copies of other distros.
The modern day reality is that on Linux everyone ships countless Docker containers of god knows what libraries and binaries that was built lord knows when. So its exact the same thing except there’s an extra step that’s fighting how the system wants to operate.
I know I’m dealing with programmers but the level of precision required on internet comments is absurd.
I work on Windows and don’t use Docker so I too known it’s not Everyone. But when I said everyone I would like to think not Everyone assumed I meant literally Everyone. Capitalization intended.
