Off-topic, but if you're wanting to move to Linux and are worried about gaming, you should try running Windows games on Linux with Valve's Proton. I was worried

Off-topic, but if you're wanting to move to Linux and are worried about gaming, you should try running Windows games on Linux with Valve's Proton. I was worried too, but I got a Steam Deck and it's absolutely crazy how many games just work. I have generally mainstream tastes and over half of my Steam library is at least rated "playable". And there's rarely any tinkering you have to do beside click play (that seems to be one of Valve's sticking points for marking things playable, as if you had to do extra setup outside Steam it would be difficult to do on the Deck with no keyboard attached). Most of the ones that don't are because of anti-cheat, which wouldn't work inside a VM anyway. (On-topic, I want a consumer level card with SR-IOV too. I should be able to have my desktop be a VM in a closet without buying a license and card that cost more than a car.)