Neither would I, personally. But Linux is hard to manage for corporations especially when people use different distros.

These things may be required by the security department. So WSL is a nice carrot there for them. Management through Windows and Linux on top of it. I worked in endpoint management so I can see the appeal.

However personally I really like the way Linux is free of corporate influence. In fact I switched to FreeBSD for that reason as I feel that big IT is getting too involved with Linux.

> But Linux is hard to manage for corporations especially when people use different distros.

Last time I set up a startup, our developers all worked in the same environment as our servers.

But that's a startup, I was speaking more of enterprise (in which I work). We have much more rigid security rules, and we're also a much bigger target for bad actors.

Same here, the sense of freedom is incomparable.