So for most folks this will not be an issue, but I would like to see some logic added to the Default Automation Environment selection which can be set from within the PXE Manager. By default, you only get a single choice... Let's say for the purposes of this example, your default automation environment is set to WinPE 10. I think it would be helpful to incorporate an opportunity for logic based selection.
For example:
if system x, is running a Linux operating system... then you could specify these linux systems boot to a Linux based automation environment - automatically.
Another example of this is legacy systems that don't have driver support in a particular WinPE environment, or drivers for a particular processor architecture. It could be criteria such as a MANUFACTURER, MODEL NUMBER, PRODUCTION OPERATING SYSTEM, BIOS VERSION, ETC... that would trigger that system to boot to a different WinPE than the one selected as default. This would be especially helpful to prevent systems from booting into automation environments that they are not compatible with.
I am aware that you can accomplish similar behavior to this by specifying conditions on a job that would target a specific automation environment, but that would not be as seamless as the system being able to detect this and react on its own.