Yes but all those tools share one common problem: they leak their implementation or want to do too much. The ruby one ask to gem install, the python one to pip

Yes but all those tools share one common problem: they leak their implementation or want to do too much. The ruby one ask to gem install, the python one to pip install, the one in bash assumes Unix, the one in perl tells you to "make install" (!), radicle wants to replace my entire stack. As a Python dev, I don't want to ask my front end experts or worse, my testing team, to setup an entire python env just so they can fill tickets. I just want to donwload an executable, and then fill in my tickets. gitbug gives us binaries. You just execute it, and you are good to go. Maybe one day, Python devs will take the time to use nuitka to produce binaries for their users.