Sooraj Sathyanarayanan
Porter@ianonymous3000 I use Linux when I can, but honestly the biggest reason for not switching entirely comes down to two things: proprietary Windows tools I need to use for work. And hardware support causing big loss of performance in games. I have installed Mint on my laptop though (not my main PC) and it's been excellent. Though I don't game on it.
ttoocs@plym @ianonymous3000
Nvidia does have proprietary drivers for linux, though their lifetime is more limited.
Otherwise game performance for me has always been better on linux.
Main issue is anti-cheats, but as any anticheat can be circumvented by: Havig another different computer to do the hacking/cheating... I hope they eventually kill the habit of bricking peoples computers in claiming it helps.