If are building both Windows and Linux software, that might be convenient. But not particularly more convenient than any other virtualization layer, just more l

If are building both Windows and Linux software, that might be convenient. But not particularly more convenient than any other virtualization layer, just more limited (can't install other oses) and with a difficult to maintain and secure host OS. WSL seems to not compete with dual boot, it is competing with other virtual machine software now that is just nicely dressed vm.