I've always loved gaming and one thing that never sat well with me was that gaming's home was unofficially on a proprietary OS. It always made more sense to me

I've always loved gaming and one thing that never sat well with me was that gaming's home was unofficially on a proprietary OS. It always made more sense to me (particularly from a software preservation standpoint) that the home of gaming should be on an open-source OS. And truth be told, I have in fact encountered a few games now that will no longer run on Windows but will still work great on Wine/Proton. I'm sure there will be more of those over time.