It's the pragmatic thing to do, and it's defacto what happens on Linux distros too. Distros offer pip/docker/cargo, but when some libraries/programs are popular

It's the pragmatic thing to do, and it's defacto what happens on Linux distros too. Distros offer pip/docker/cargo, but when some libraries/programs are popular enough, someone will inevitably package it and offer it in a 3rd party repo or the main distro repo. Examples of this would be numpy, ripgrep etc..