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NTFS is like writing on unlined white printer paper.
Ext4 is like writing on a yellow steno pad.
Windows is like writing in French.
Linux is like writing in English.
Proton is like an English/French translator.
Lol, Zefar making ♥♥♥♥ up again i see.
that way you have a windows os that looks like 7 or xp
Steam Hardware and Software Survey
The survey is randomized and per machine, not per user. Which makes it more of loose check month to month. But I think it's quite good for year over year. I think a percentage point is generally reliable if you see it for 3 or more months.
Steam Tracker[www.gamingonlinux.com] from GOL keeps a historical record of the Steam Hardware and Software Survey so you can see the YoY and month to month.
The link above. The one we always use around here.
It's still going down. There where people who probably tried it out and changed their mind when a program didn't instantly run on it.
It's also a small community so small changes are still quite a lot for them.
Historical Steam Survey data[www.gamingonlinux.com]
This might help you with your facts.
Also: https://github.com/kevinlekiller/reshade-steam-proton and I hear it works with SpecialK as well although I haven't tried.
As for Garuda, don't bother with the gaming edition just get the regular dr460nized edition and you're set. I also highly recommend to get the daily/weekly builds instead of the twice a year builds many distros use which will become bothersome in the long run.