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On Linux systems it's actually not that bad - Steam Play is available there and works with lots of titles (you can check ProtonDB [www.protondb.com] for compatibility).
Also, Lutris helps a lot there, which unfortunately is also not available on Mac but only on Linux.
There are some limitations, however. Just for example Destiny 2's anti cheat does not work on Linux, thus playing it on Linux will result in a ban. But those are rather rare exceptions.
https://help.bungie.net/hc/en-us/articles/360049024592-Destiny-2-Steam-Guide
Satoru explains it better here.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/1675200/discussions/0/5764050278025571876/#c5764050278027197755
Linux is NOT Unix.
That's not really convenient, nor is it an option for everyone.
I've been using Linux for a couple decades now. Gaming on Linux is crazy easy now. Two years ago I would have laughed in your face if you told me how easy it is today. I even bought a Steam Deck day one and told my bro, "hey, if this deck plays even just a few game half way decently, I will say it's a success." I mean, who really had any reasonable expectations. Today, I'm gobsmacked at how gaming on Linux has made a complete 180. I don't even check compatibility of games for Linux now. I just buy it, click install and click play. Any of the Mac folks here, Proton is working so well these days. If you all can throw your weight behind Proton that will help us all. The rising tide lifts all ships.
Have you seen Asahi OS?
https://asahilinux.org/
you can install it with a simple command in cmd.
You can't, it's not compatible with most Apple Silicon devices. Props to the team for making so many pieces of actual incredible code, though.