If your programming language is designed to integrate with POSIX-like operating system package systems, then you won’t have to ask linux distributions to add your package. They will add your softwares if they want to use your softwares.
I tried to make linux packages for electron applications and gave up. I also gave up making linux packages for JVM programs. If you actually tried doing it, you will also find it hard. I tried.
Something doesn’t scale up just because it can be done. That’s why there are not many java packages on linux distributions, but there are many haskell packages and many python packages.
My claim is that compiling clojure to MoarVM modules makes it easy to make linux packages out of clojure programs.