Linux differences between distributions make packing one binary basically impossible especially when trying to implement GUIs. This almost gets hilariously bad

Linux differences between distributions make packing one binary basically impossible especially when trying to implement GUIs. This almost gets hilariously bad having companies package their multiple GBs binary software as .sh scripts that install different packages & extract depending on the distro. Linus Torvalds said in one of his talks that it is his belief why GNU-Linux on the desktop hasn't taken off.