I'm very interested in understanding what I'm doing and what I'm bundling into my software. What I'm not interested in, is this kind of walking uphill in the s

I'm very interested in understanding what I'm doing and what I'm bundling into my software. What I'm not interested in, is this kind of walking uphill in the snow both ways: > So you had to make sure libs from one program didn't crap on another program. And developers had to be conscious of what dependencies they included in their code. ie. having to understand what everybody else is doing in order for my software to run properly. No thanks. That's not why I'm here. I'll put the exact dependencies I want, in the versions which work best for my software, into a Docker image or whatever tool offers a similar level of isolation, and I'll be working on my code while everybody else spends their time fighting over the ABI compatibility of C system libraries.