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Linux mint. I stopped doing any gaming and Windows has become an advertisement platform rather than an OS.
Not that you can't game on Linux! It's better than ever now. /c/linux_gaming@lemmy.ml
Also Gaming on Linux works pretty well nowadays thanks to Wine and Proton, which is why I dropped my last Windows partition about 3 years ago.
Also using Linux Mint. The only game I've had serious trouble running is Sims 3, which barely runs in Windows.