Not very small; most corporate non-Windows development uses containers, I'd bet on the ratio above 90%. Not that developers want remote-first experience, but t

Not very small; most corporate non-Windows development uses containers, I'd bet on the ratio above 90%. Not that developers want remote-first experience, but they face it. Containers in this regard behave like remote systems, even when run locally. A tool that helps juggle multiple remote contexts in a sane way may be very helpful. Say, tmux does a lot to help, but more is of course possible.