Fair response.

I singled it out because I've been badly burnt by it in the past, and I dislike how it works compared to Win32. Back-targeting old glibc from newer (a very common case because developers tend to have newer distros than their users), requires either changes in source code (not build code, which is where it ought to be) to explicitly pin versions, or the ridiculousness of firing up an entire Docker container just for old glibc. It has regularly caused issues for things like Steam on Linux.