> portability thing still being put up as if it's only viable with containerised solutions. You're arguing a point never made. That containers make things po

> portability thing still being put up as if it's only viable with containerised solutions. You're arguing a point never made. That containers make things portable is not saying that's the ONLY thing that makes things portable. I find using containers a lot easier to be portable when I have multiple apps that bizarrely require different versions of, say, python, or python libs and the same version of python.