I switched to Windows on my desktop primarily because of the support of the modern games (like upcoming Battlefield 2042) and generally higher performance. To

I switched to Windows on my desktop primarily because of the support of the modern games (like upcoming Battlefield 2042) and generally higher performance. To gain back the linux dev environment, I got a decent laptop (used), and installed linux, but I use the VSCode remoteSSH capability on windows, which works super well. I dabbled in trying to set up passthrough to a VM, however from research, the chance of getting banned by anti cheat on some games was not worth the risk.