A major reason I still maintain a Windows install (I dual boot with Mint) is: A. I game. Lots of stuff supported on Linux now but not some of my most often pla

A major reason I still maintain a Windows install (I dual boot with Mint) is: A. I game. Lots of stuff supported on Linux now but not some of my most often played games. B. I use Traktor for DJing and produce with Ableton. Low latency audio is not a good fit for virtualization or emulation. Regardless, This is a huge step forward for me running Linux more than I already do and perhaps relegating Windows entirely to a VM (if I do even that) If this continues to improve I can see Linux based gaming devices (and pc gaming in general) starting to take off and cut into console sales.