Windows 11 does a lot better with WSL2 than Windows 10. Performance seems better, memory usage seems to be reclaimed a bit better, and natively being able to run graphical programs is a lot better than the X server workarounds that were necessary before.
Locking Windows down does add some challenges, though. The close integration allows for WSL2 to become a method to bypass some restrictions, so it makes sense that strictly configured MDM solutions will cause issues.
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Windows 11 does a lot better with WSL2 than Windows 10. Performance seems better, memory usage seems to be reclaimed a bit better, and natively being able to run graphical programs is a lot better than the X server workarounds that were necessary before.
Locking Windows down does add some challenges, though. The close integration allows for WSL2 to become a method to bypass some restrictions, so it makes sense that strictly configured MDM solutions will cause issues.
That doesn't seem to apply to OP, though.