Yes, though out of the box functional wayland, gpu acceleration, and pulse audio is new.
You're right, though, that the article is a bit awkward in not acknowledging that most people were already using VcXsrv or similar on the Windows side to run Linux gui apps.
> most people were already using VcXsrv or similar
the devil is in the details and the painful truth is none of that works real well. I am using JetBrains Projector instead which would be great if two super annoying bugs were fixed. Meaning that doesn't work well either -- for now. Maybe it will, maybe X+VNC will someday be great in a Windows VM -- but I have much larger confidence in Microsoft driving this to greatness.
