This was my situation with Windows 7. I stuck with it right up until Chrome dropped support, which was more "the wrting's on the wall" than about Chrome. So I s

This was my situation with Windows 7. I stuck with it right up until Chrome dropped support, which was more "the wrting's on the wall" than about Chrome. So I started building a new PC to run Linux, all AMD, and for kicks installed Void Linux Musl just to give it a try. Turns out with Flatpak you can just install just about anything on a systemd-free Musl machine which is perfect for bloated dependency-hell software. So I have Steam, Chrome, KiCAD and Libreoffice installed via flatpak and the rest is built against musl. I had almost zero issues switching. Just about every one of my Steam games run just fine. The few pieces of Windows software I use runs in a Win 7 VM.