I got an old RX 570 running on Bazzite that hasn’t had issues that weren’t related to using the same Steam installations on an SSD from when it was on Windows. I didn’t even reinstall the games.
To me, even with those isolated bugs, is a pretty impressive feat.
The different file system was the biggest adaptive hurdle for me. Just the default knowledge of how windows worked from the MS-DOS era took a bit to adapt to. I think knowing Windows actually made it harder to switch compared to someone who wouldn’t know much more than opening the internet browser.
But for gaming: more than anything navigating all the compatability files being used by WINE and Steam can be a nightmare.
Based on the skew of what’s on the blacklist, it’d have been more efficient for Tesseract to run off a whitelist only for FHF corporate approved.