No, Docker supports native Windows containers.
Docker Desktop aims to provide the same experience across Mac and Windows and as such those use Linux VM's, yes. However Docker most definitely supports Windows containers.
Docker Desktop aims to provide the same experience across Mac and Windows and as such those use Linux VM's, yes. However Docker most definitely supports Windows containers.
I run ubuntu desktop in a vbox VM.
If I run ubuntu desktop on docker, I have to RDP into it.
What type of container will WSL build? A desktop - or headless with CLI?
Finally - which is lighter-weight, Vbox VM, or a Docker container, or whatever WSL makes?
EDIT: NM - I understand the answer now.
Pretty sure WSL is installing the full OS as a guest, a la VirtualBox