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dont get me wrong, i will always insult microsoft winblows but im not gonna talk trash to its users who just use what they know.
Linux is harder to setup but has better overall performance but is pretty bad for multiplayer games because cheating is way easier on linux.
Windows can have some significant performance drops, but that can be fixed if you just delete some bloatware and targeted ads. As well as that it is easy to use and you don't need a guide to understand it. Because it is more locked down cheaters are less common.
THEY BOTH PLAY GAMES. That's really all that matters.
Up until they're ending support for win 10 i've been a Windows user my entire life and im honestly ashamed of that.
Ubisoft dont want you to own your game while Microsoft dont want you to own your PC.
Linux dont suck. It can run demanding games like Crysis and Cyberpunk.
Its companies that bribes software to be exclusive that sucks.
They are testing it internally tho.
However it works on a VM
Games that actually want real players and actual success will charge an entry fee and actually pay QA Testers just like before, they also support Linux just fine because anyone can cheat regardless of the operating system. A computer is a computer after all and Linux deserves its spot due to the community effort to make itself an option.
Until then, we can enjoy the 95% of the rest of games at our disposal that support Linux just fine. For example: Warframe, Guild Wars 2, THE FINALS, you get the idea.