I've decided next year I'll be switching to linux. I'm fine with a lil jank and I have terminal experience from being a web dev in the past so the transition shouldn't be crazy. Hopefully game compatibility is even more solid by the time I get there. I'm not sure if I'll be going for an Arch or Debian based os though.,(reply>), @Huey P Aw yes hopefully that gets better aswell. The reason why I'm switching next fall time is because I'll be building a new pc then. I'm prepared to pick hardware that would be the best fit for whatever distro I want to go with.,(reply>), @kozmikhero For game compatibility, hardware will be more important. Valve is pretty much doing all their proton work for AMD GPUs since the Steam Deck uses one. I've played games that work on AMD that did not even launch on my Nvidia build. Hopefully, that'll change as Nividia open sources their drivers, but the benefits of that are still a ways off. Your desktop will also run better on AMD, especially if you want Wayland support.,(reply>), @kozmikhero  that doesn't really exist since all distro's use wine/proton to play games and compatibility is in most cases not the issue of the distro. Since your looking for a distro for gaming you should check out the nobara project if your looking for the best performance. Chris Titus tech has a review about it which was uploaded pretty recently. I definitely recommend watching his videos if you want to get more familiar with Linux before you switch.,(reply>), @Dekkeda Possibly really I'm looking for the one that would have the highest level of game support at that time.,(reply>), or fedora 🤔