no, it’s not that much of a burden but ever since i’ve discovered docker I tend to not install anything directly on the host OS unless there isn’t an image for it.
Docker makes things easier to completely remove any app with no potential bits and pieces of the app left behind. It also prevents any version conflicts that can happen.
And if you are just playing/testing and you screw something up it’s easy to wipe out the app and re-install it with little trouble.
Of course, everything i said can be done on the OS thru the command line. To me, docker just makes it a bit easier and potentially safer from a “I don’t want to completely screw my system” standpoint. 