agree. We can easily compare it with docker. Of course people can use runc directly, but most people select not to and use `docker run` instead.
And you can blame docker in a similar manner. LXC existed for at least 5 years before docker. But docker was just much more convenient to use for an average user.
UX is a huge factor for adoption of technology. If a project fails at creating the right interface, there is nothing wrong with creating a wrapper.
And you can blame docker in a similar manner. LXC existed for at least 5 years before docker. But docker was just much more convenient to use for an average user.
UX is a huge factor for adoption of technology. If a project fails at creating the right interface, there is nothing wrong with creating a wrapper.