-cli commands Add information about wsl for restricted environment setup

[DevTKSS]

I would like to use uno in a restricted environment in the future and would still like to be able to use desktop target beside windows target. But it would not be allowed in that environment, to do wsl or similar setup.
In the -targets list and the cli commands available for uno.check there is no information provided to wsl

Please add this

[jeromelaban]

Thanks for the question.

I do not understand the requirement. What do you mean by restricted environment?

[DevTKSS]

I will change at work from vb.net with winforms and .net framework to c# and there we are only releasing (company internal) for windows maschines. I will at least change there to wpf or any xaml based UI which is not Winforms (I really dislike this) and because of I am learning uno for my own programm projects, the Idea was, to at least try if I could maybe use uno plattform there for the head with the Userinterface for future applications I would create.

But I dont think, I would be allowed to install or use things like wsl or Hyper-V (which is installed by uno.check on my private computer while setup) so I was researching for any chance to in the best case, use desktop target as UI just because I did have more issues in my private projects when targeting windows and this is also compartible with windows...

the Idea was, to at least try if I could reach anything like this, mentioned in the uno docs FAQ
move my current .net framework 4.8 library project to .net standard 2.0 at minimum, in better case I could replicate this while not setting it as add-in. My UI Head Project (currently Winforms) is & will be a Standalone .exe connecting to the API with instanciating the class I did set up in that to be used library project.

I am hoping that my plan will be possible, so thats the reason I am asking for a command for uno.check, which would tell it to not install that things and only windows/desktop... the Table

here on the documentation page, I can not find the answer to that question...
Can you tell which cmd I could use in that case for uno.check setup?