Is it possible to use PDM with both Windows and Linux (WSL) at the same time?

[Flightkick]

My host system runs Windows, I use WSL for a lot of things and it is also set to be my default terminal.
Currently, when initializing PDM on a project a .pdm-python file is written with the absolute path to the Python interpreter. This path is based on the Windows file path when done on the host.
When I try to activate venv from the WSL terminal this obviously fails.

I have a separate install of PDM on my WSL distribution, It would be great if I could run commands in both environments.

Is this currently possible? If not, would this be worth supporting?

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PS: In the same regard, when initialized on the Windows host. Running pdm use on WSL seems to fail incorrectly.
I can make a separate issue for this but since it's a special case I'd rather check if this Windows/WSL configuration is something you'd want to support.

$ pdm use
Interpreters found but not matching:
  - /usr/bin/python (3.10)
  - /usr/bin/python3.11 (3.11)
  - /usr/bin/python3.10 (3.10)
[NoPythonVersion]: No python is found meeting the requirement python >=3.11