I fairly strongly disagree, gaming on Linux has come a long way but you are still at a mercy of a compatibility tool like Proton. So if a game updates breaks s

I fairly strongly disagree, gaming on Linux has come a long way but you are still at a mercy of a compatibility tool like Proton. So if a game updates breaks something or the dev just happens to add something that isn't compatible (which has happened enough to make it here) than you may not be able to play the game you want until it is fixed. Also add in that if you are not on SteamOS and you want to play games outside of Steam it is more difficult for non technical people (or just people who are not as up to speed on that part of Linux). It really isn't there for most people when you can run Windows (like the LTSC version that I do) and have no compatibility issues.