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This entire thread looks like everyone who stopped using Linux over 2 or 3 years ago should have another look at it, so many (now) none-issues.
Especially with the shit windows 11 has pulled.
In some cases, vulkan driver comparability gives games on Linux a performance boost. Valve steam deck is improving compatibility as well
I tried it just last month for a whole week before I ditched it back for Windows. Its just not ready for serious gamers. I am very anti microsoft so when it is ready, I will happily make the switch.
Not even 2-3. They sound like they haven't used Linux in the last decade.