> Nobody distributes a Windows application that requires the user to go and install some 3rd party library before it'll work. On Saturday I installed a Steam g

> Nobody distributes a Windows application that requires the user to go and install some 3rd party library before it'll work. On Saturday I installed a Steam game on Windows 10, and it forced me to download and install .Net 3.5 before it would launch. > How is a container different from just installing all the dependencies along with an application? It's more flexible - for example, you can set up your container so you can ssh into it and do some commandline troubleshooting.