All these containerization "solutions" are just the fever symptoms of the future shock from the extremely rapid rate of features and improvement in the underlyi

All these containerization "solutions" are just the fever symptoms of the future shock from the extremely rapid rate of features and improvement in the underlying libraries (glibc, c++?, etc) used by programmers, and the programmer's tendency to use those fancy new features asap. It makes compiling, or even running, something written today on the dev environment of a 5 year old linux distro pretty darn difficult and worse with time. They are a terrible idea for the desktop or academia. They're fine for server environments.