The UNIX philosophy of minimal cmdline tools that do one thing right is fine and the Go-style 'monolithic exe' without runtime dependencies except the OS is als

The UNIX philosophy of minimal cmdline tools that do one thing right is fine and the Go-style 'monolithic exe' without runtime dependencies except the OS is also fine (and both philosophies actually don't need to collide). The problem is all the software that depends on tons of dependencies that are brought in dynamically. Just look at Jekyll vs Hugo. I have Jekyll break regularly when something (seemingly) unrelated changes on my machine, but Hugo is just rock solid. Or another much more annoying example: Linux executables linking with glibc and then not running on systems that don't have that particular version of glibc installed.