Are you maybe using 'standard library' and 'available libraries' interchangeably? Ruby and Java and C-iods for example have very limited standard libraries, but

Are you maybe using 'standard library' and 'available libraries' interchangeably? Ruby and Java and C-iods for example have very limited standard libraries, but their respective ecosystems provide a great number of additional libraries. Python is the odd one because it basically comes with loads of additional libraries preinstalled. Lua on the other hand has a tiny standard library and a relatively small number of available libraries for it. I would say that CLs or Schemes standard libraries are actually quite comprehensive, but they don't have that many available libraries.