As someone excited about Docker and mildly annoyed by the idea that there would be _two_ "standard" container implementations, this is reassuring to me. I hope

As someone excited about Docker and mildly annoyed by the idea that there would be _two_ "standard" container implementations, this is reassuring to me. I hope shykes & co see the light and break the "new" aspirations out from the core Docker container; having one binary is aesthetically pleasing but understandably bothersome to anyone who likes modularity (most devs & unix folks, afaict).