One of the things that has historically stood between Linux and the
fabled "year of the Linux desktop" is its lack of support for video
games. Many users who would have happily abandoned Windows have,
reluctantly, stayed for the video games or had to deal with dual
booting. In the past few years, though, Linux support for
games-including those that only have Windows versions-has
improved dramatically, if one is willing to put the pieces
together. Bazzite, an image-based
Fedora derivative, is a project that aims to let users play games and
use the Linux desktop with almost no assembly required.

https://lwn.net/Articles/1046228/
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