Some of us do, but we are old enough to know that Linux is not a synonym for UNIX, and to have installed it from floppies.

For all the good that does you running modern software. "UNIX support" in a post k8s age is considered optional.

	▲	pjmlp 3 days ago \| parent \| next [-]
		Thankfully not everything needs Kubernetes. If you are going there, I also consider Kubernetes optional. When I have the option to push for specific cloud deployments, I usually push for serverless or managed containers. You might argue that still depends on Kubernetes, for me Kubernetes just like Linux, is mostly an implementation detail, that we get to open support tickets when it doesn't go as planned. No one needs to hurt themselves running a local Kubernetes cluster.
	▲	arccy 3 days ago \| parent \| prev [-]
		actually with docker and K8s we see Alpine used more and more, and that doesn't come with a GNU userland.