It depends "what" you are doing, or, more to the point, your existing knowledge. Somebody used to "low level" details (I wouldn't call it that) may find this so

It depends "what" you are doing, or, more to the point, your existing knowledge. Somebody used to "low level" details (I wouldn't call it that) may find this solution simpler and faster than somebody used to containers. Or just use Go or any other language which produced "really" - as in, no libc - statically linked executables. If you are for example distributing "native" (I hate that word) programs, this is a way to only need one version for all (well, almost ;) Linux distributions.