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For the reasons you state, Vagrant is clearly moving fast into sysadmin territory, just like Docker will with the coming of Windows Server 2016 by the sound of it. I don't side with @JimB about a specific site owning a product such as Vagrant with its wide range of application, but rather with Mark in it all being about context.
@Michael Hampton: Yes, I went for the 'Unanswered' category, only to find (at first glance) a high ratio of questions which appeared actually correctly answered and often acknowledged so by the OP, only not marked as answered. As I do this in my free time, I felt the effort of finding good question candidates to answer was far too great. I am unsure if this is because of poor understanding of the site on my part, which is how I ended up here.
I see the rationale but would like to respectfully disagree with "It doesn't really matter much that a question doesn't have an accepted answer". The effect is that there, as far as I can see, exists no way of extracting and answering old (as in not in the moment newborns) unanswered questions which really are unanswered. To me that is a substantial value subtracter on many levels. But please tell me if I'm uninformed and a way to filter these in fact exists.
