I am in the exact same boat. My laptop is Xubuntu and my work computer is as well. My home gaming rig is Windows 10 because Linux just doesn&#x27;t compete yet with the proprietary optimizations that the hardware manufacturers and game developers use on the platform. Also my wireless card doesn&#x27;t have Linux support but I would throw that in the trash the moment Linux gaming can even get to 80-90% of the Windows gaming performance.<p>If this were Slashdot we couldn&#x27;t even have the discussion without being swamped by fanboys claiming completely false things about Linux gaming. I&#x27;ve been trying over and over again for about 15 years playing all different types of games on different types of hardware and roughly speaking I would say an average of 20-50% performance hit on 3D rendered games but it is getting much MUCH better.<p>It does work but I didn&#x27;t spend the, honestly, stupid amount of money on my home PC to have it perform worse than it can just based on the software I choose.<p>There&#x27;s a billion reasons why this is the case so saying one specific thing or manufacturer is going to fix it but AMD pushing support is a wonderful thing. I can&#x27;t wait until I can finally get rid of Windows completely.<p>Really what I would love is a gaming focused Linux distro that actually works.