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There is an easily visible OS icon to show what the Game supports.
Also there is the System Requirements near the bottom of the page, just above where any user reviews start.
But Games displayed or allowed to install will be OS dependent if a Game only supports a certain OS (like WinOS only for example) then it will of course stay on your Steam Account, but availability to install/play will depend on your active OS.
Also, some Steam Cloud saves may not properly transfer over between platforms. However, this tends to be an oversight by the developers/porters, rather than anything directly caused by switching platforms.
If the games you own have a Windows version as well, you'll be good to go.
If not, then you may have to purchase the Windows version of the game separately.
Some games will have both OS versions available when you buy one, some do not.