While I understand what you are saying, there really has been a phase shift from "By default, I expect a given game to not work in Linux" to "By default, I expe

While I understand what you are saying, there really has been a phase shift from "By default, I expect a given game to not work in Linux" to "By default, I expect a given game to work in Linux". Not being a multiplayer game kind of guy, my Steam Deck currently runs all but one of my Steam games, according to ProtonDB scanning my collection. They don't all play well on the Steam Deck itself due to input expectations mismatch, but they run. This is definitely a non-trivial change in the past few years versus what it was like, say, ten years ago. I no longer even check before installing a game and have to remind myself I really ought to check before purchasing, because it's so rarely a concern anymore.