For desktop/laptop use, yes.

If you don't mind being coupled to an arcane filesystem, networking shitting the bed when you connect to VPN, settings you can't change, software you don't want but shouldn't remove, functionality that is simple to configure in KDE split across god knows how many UI/UX schemes and usually requiring third party applications, worse performance than native, and best of all having your open computing environment running virtualized on top of a closed system requiring you to migrate product keys/activation/whatever for a simple reinstall - yeah, WSL is the best Linux distro for you, bud.