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Cool, here is a VM without domain join and no access to internal resources. Feel free to use your admin permissions on there.
Seriously though: developers need admin access during prototyping unless you are a giant enterprise that already has CI\CD, dependency management, staging environment etc all set up and properly configured. For everything else, devs should have their contained sandboxes with admin permissions
I'm forced to use windows to work. but having wsl2 with root makes it almost bearable.
What's relay funny about WSL2 is how you can be root in Linux but the whole WSL is still just a windows process with user permissions. So root!=administrator. Its actually pretty smart. Like root in podman container or in rootles docker.