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Originally Posted by rcentros
If someone asks me about Linux I ask them two questions. "Are you married to M$ Office?" and "Do you play a lot of PC games?" If the answer is "yes," to either question I tell them they'll probably be happier sticking with Windows. If they answer "no" to both, I help them look into Linux.
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These days, it's also worth finding out if the games are AAA or indie. Indie games are *widely* supported on Linux. I mean I have literally hundreds by this point. They're just not your average 80GiB-download mass multiplayer shooter. (In general multiplayer online stuff is less supported because these days it tends to involve horrifyingly invasive Windows kernel nightmares, basically rootkits to prevent cheating. This is, unsurprisingly, an absolute no-go on Linux and will never work with WINE -- which means Steam's Proton -- either.)