Personally, I'll only buy Battlefield 6 when it's playable on Linux; otherwise, I'll never go back to Windows, which is a nightmare and full of random bugs that can't even be fixed yourself, or only by doing a complete system reinstall with a **bleep** USB drive.
To tell you the truth, I've been on Linux for a little over a year now, and for every problem I have, there's a solution in a few minutes, whereas on Windows, I either spend hours searching or am forced to use a USB key with Windows on it to reinstall everything because Microsoft support is so bad.
Oh yeah, I don't know if it's still the case, but when Microsoft support was able to remotely control my computer to try and solve the problem of getting Mass Effect 1 to work properly, they couldn't, which is really funny and stupid at the same time.
Now I'm using an Arch-based Linux distribution that works without any problems, and if I do have one, I don't have to reinstall the entire system. The Linux community is the support, I'd even say that it's people like you and me who help each other in the future. And not some old-fashioned support system like Microsoft.
