I’ve been converting my main rig over to Linux full time. In doing so I’ve been researching how to migrate from platforms. Using dual-boot, separate partition f

I’ve been converting my main rig over to Linux full time. In doing so I’ve been researching how to migrate from platforms. Using dual-boot, separate partition for steam games, and which software I’ll need to migrate too. It’s been really easy and now that I have the Steam library mounted, it was a simple update to get the Linux files for games. What I find even cooler is that if you own two graphics cards, you can skip the dual boot step, and setup a Windows VM inside Your Linux install and use GPU bypass to allow the VM to use your graphics card. This allows you to play the very few non-proton compatible games without restarting. This is the only corner case for me. 90% of anything else is a text editor, browser, or chat app (all which are cross compatible). Now if only GPU prices would drop...