With the fact that I can run WSL and Docker Desktop, while the performance differences between Proton vs native windows drivers during gaming are orders of magnitude different, it's still hard to justify, and this is coming from someone who daily drives a Chromebook running Arch linux and owns Android phones.
I stopped using windows a while ago and have noticed no dip in performance while running the same hardware
I've not found many instances where performance in terms of frames per second is worse. If anything on linux it's more stable with less dropouts.
But, for whatever reason there's definitely more latency (NVidia 3080 here) when playing for example CS:GO (not tried since CS2 though) on Linux compared to Windows. Not sure where it is being added (possibly the compositor?) but it is definitely noticeable. If I move from playing on Linux to windows I'll overshoot when aiming for example.
With the fact that I can run WSL and Docker Desktop, while the performance differences between Proton vs native windows drivers during gaming are orders of magnitude different, it's still hard to justify, and this is coming from someone who daily drives a Chromebook running Arch linux and owns Android phones.
I stopped using windows a while ago and have noticed no dip in performance while running the same hardware
I've not found many instances where performance in terms of frames per second is worse. If anything on linux it's more stable with less dropouts.
But, for whatever reason there's definitely more latency (NVidia 3080 here) when playing for example CS:GO (not tried since CS2 though) on Linux compared to Windows. Not sure where it is being added (possibly the compositor?) but it is definitely noticeable. If I move from playing on Linux to windows I'll overshoot when aiming for example.
Yep, nvidia's linux drivers are notoriously jank.