This is what has been scaring me about Linux in the last 10 years as it seems we have been talking mostly about containers & ended up in a strange place: - a l

This is what has been scaring me about Linux in the last 10 years as it seems we have been talking mostly about containers & ended up in a strange place: - a lot of project distribute a docker image or we have community "distributions" like linuxserver.io. But nothing come close to a good distribution package management so far, - the security of containers is still very unclear, misunderstood & unequal, - the ecosystem is now fragmented between docker, podman, etc. - generally it feels like things have become more complicated ! We also now do see new generation (?) of distributions centered around containers like CoreOS, MicroOS or even Silverblue. My questions would be: is the BSD world trying go move this way too with bsdpot & potluck or consider this is not the way to go or this just a distraction and Ports will always be the way to distribute software?