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Games with anti-cheat don’t work.
Secureboot doesn’t like GRUB.
Solidworks doesn’t run natively on linux, neither does my Sketchup Pro program.
SteamVR doesn’t run well on linux
What does work that I use regularly? My older DVD drives work fine, ripping my music and dvd/blu-rays works well and seamlessly with multiple instances of the programs running simultaneously. The typical FOSS stuff I use is a no-brainer, from Gimp to Blender to Libreoffice.
But for the stuff I work with most and the games I play most often? It just doesn’t work well or at all.
Which games, which anti-cheat? protondb.com can be a good source for quick fixes for running things in Steam, most of the time if I have an issue with a game, someone will have already posted a solution in there.
EA’s battlefield is what I’ve been playing, which requires Secure Boot.