Might be a good thing for them to get picked up by a company which would continue working to make the tooling better. Docker seems to have been struggling as an

Might be a good thing for them to get picked up by a company which would continue working to make the tooling better. Docker seems to have been struggling as an independent company. This wouldn't be the sort of acquisition where MS takes what it wants for itself and kills the product. Not mentioned (unless I missed it) in the article is that Docker has been putting in a lot of work to make the tooling work well with WSL 2. So, having a foot in both Windows and Linux.