The fact that it even exists still shows how bad the state of programming is nowadays.

The idea is to not manage programs by hand to avoid messes.

The multiple solutions come from various needs, but it’s more of an underlying complexity of installation than a real intent to have so many.

Ideally we would need one clean package manager that handles everything without ever having to tinker with installation paths and various methods.

The article itself explains why. It indicates that it’s not Google’s first time trying to overhype something, and that the actual consequences of this event - assuming that it even happened as they describe it - is minimal or none.

You wrote “[bullshit]” wrong