LCOW is really neat to build windows and linux containers in parallel. Do one dotnet publish and two docker build, and you can support both Docker on Win and on Linux.

At least in theory ...

I'm hitting #2623 every second push, and there wasn't any response, or even acknowledgement of the issue.

Yes, I know it is experimental, but there isn't really any alternative, I don't want to maintain a linux buildserver just to build the docker images.

Will LCOW stay in experimental forever? Will it be removed in a few weeks?

Will the LCOW backend be replaced with WSL2? As I understand it the WSL2 backend replaces the Moby VM, but you still have to explicitly switch between Windows Containers and Linux containers, not like with LCOW and the --platform flag.

I could see that LCOW was moved from Moby to ContainerD: moby/moby#33850

What does that mean? Is ContainerD a part of Docker Desktop (and/or EE), or is it something separate?

Thanks!