Doesn't matter. Easy of use + compatibility trumps all.
I agree to an extent, but most games just work in Linux with no slowdowns or glitches. And I've had to mess with many games in Windows over the years to get them to run.
It's more: whatever comes preinstalled trumps all.
That's true, but also a W for Linux.
I switched to Mint this month and have only run into issues with anti-cheat. I've tried about 8 different games. Halo Infinite had some odd textures the first time I ran it, but not since.
All in all I'm very happy with my OS switch.
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