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Personal laptop is on Linux and working fine since I got it last year. Windows gaming machine is the next candidate for a move over this year.
If I may make a suggestion to anyone who comes across this, you can move your desktop into a closet and run github.com/games-on-whales/wolf, then play your games on any device connected to your network. The kicker is that the games are containerized so more than one person can play the same game (or different game, it doesn't matter) on the same GPU at the same time. It is truly a game changer.