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But yes, there is Wine which helps make Windows programs run under Linux based distros, such as Ubuntu. It's just a bit hit and miss.
It works better for some games and programs than others. When it doesn't work, expect to spend a whole lot of time googling solutions and visiting forums.
For example, some time ago I managed to get the demo of Portal to run pretty much straight away without any tweaking. However, just recently I've spent hours trying to get Terraria to run under Wine with little success.
In short, unless you are happy to play only the linux supported games (and even then sometimes you'll have trouble), or you are happy to tinker and troubleshoot and mess around with your system and settings, then it may pay you to hold on to Windows for a while, or at least dual boot.
You can dual-boot and have both. I do.
You will need to run the windows verson of Steam in wine. If you run the linux version of Steam, it won't even let you download Skyrim.