I don't appreciate the condescension, is it not fairly well known that shared libraries aren't typically shared at all? You can distribute software that is reus

I don't appreciate the condescension, is it not fairly well known that shared libraries aren't typically shared at all? You can distribute software that is reusable and packaged for many machines (the ultimate sense of "shared" in my opinion) but that's difficult when it relies on distribution-specific nuances and packages. Do you really enjoy having separate packages for the same software for each flavor of package manager that does the same thing? Wouldn't it be nice if we didn't have to use containerization to distribute the same software to machines running a kernel with a stable ABI?