Making so many games work has been a decade long effort. It's been worked on forever. That it works so well is as close to a miracle as you can get with softwa

Making so many games work has been a decade long effort. It's been worked on forever. That it works so well is as close to a miracle as you can get with software. What is needed is not "Linux making it work", it's developers making it work on Linux. And it's actually happening, albeit at a slow pace. Recently the Steam Deck has been very successful at convincing game devs to put in an effort - for the benefit of all Linux users. If Linux had MS Office and the Adobe suite, there would hardly be a reason to stay on Windows anymore. I'm sure Microsoft's reluctance to bring office over - despite their self-proclaimed "love of linux" is because they know it would be a nail in Window's coffin.