That being said BetterTouchTools and Keyboard Maestro are far above what you can possibly find in any linux software.

MacOS desktop by itself is pretty limited, but once you had these two softwares, the desktop experience become pretty nice, far above anything you find in any completed linux desktop.

But it is it. It's only a 'desktop experience'... Coupled with deep integration with ipad and iphone.

If you want more of a *nix integration, Brew is pretty nice and do more of less the job. As for container, dockers work seamlessly on the command line and integrate well with the file system, even if containers still run atop of a virtual machine.