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    WSL containers now generally available●WSL containers is now generally available – Windows Developer Blog Article URL: https:// blogs.windows.com/windowsdevelMmastodonBusinessStartups235 min ago

    Microsoft has announced that Windows Subsystem for Linux containers is now generally available, according to a post on the Windows Developer Blog dated September 29, 2026. The release lets developers run containers within WSL directly on Windows. The announcement drew modest discussion among developers, who are weighing what it means for container workflows without Docker Desktop or other third-party tooling.

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    Lightweight open-source database client DBX gains attention▼t8y2/dbx⬢github1.1K5 d ago

    A 25 MB open-source, cross-platform database client written in Rust is drawing attention for supporting more than 100 databases, including MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Redis, MongoDB, DuckDB, SQL Server and Chinese vendor Dameng. It ships as a desktop app, Docker image and CLI, and includes a built-in AI assistant and MCP server. Developers are discussing it as a lean alternative to heavier database management tools.

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    Microsoft brings Linux container support to WSL●Microsoft is rolling out Linux container support to WSL https:// lemmy.zip/post/72581505MmastodonTechnology23 d ago

    Microsoft has begun rolling out Linux container support in the Windows Subsystem for Linux, allowing developers to run and manage containers directly from their WSL environments on Windows. The move tightens the integration between Windows and Linux tooling and is drawing attention from developers who see WSL increasingly becoming a genuine Linux development platform rather than a convenience layer.

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    wslc emerges as free alternative to Docker Desktop on Windows●Container WSL su Windows: guida a wslc, l’alternativa gratuita a Docker Desktop # tech https:// spcnet.it/container-wsl-MmastodonTechnology72 d ago

    A new guide circulating online explains how to run Linux containers on Windows using WSL and the tool wslc, positioned as a free alternative to Docker Desktop. The piece walks through setup and usage for developers who want container support without Docker's licensing costs. The topic is being shared among Italian tech communities interested in open-source developer tooling.

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