If this was going to be possible with Windows, it would have to be done by Redmond. And given that they'd be out of a Windows license by allowing containers w/in Windows (as opposed to VMs), I doubt that will happen.
Unless you're talking about running this as a Linux VM on a Windows host, in which case, sure - why not?
Maybe somebody can bring CoLinux up to 3.8. http://www.colinux.org/?section=status
Well, you can run a Linux VM. Windows doesn't support anything like BSD jails or LXC right now.
Anybody knows if making docker run natively on Windows is possible ? (is there any sort of LXC like feature in Windows ?)