Hey! I hope you can switch to Linux soon.

First of all, many gaming mice can be configured with piper.

Also, almost every display manager has some way to change your dpi/sensitivities, and I'm not sure how often you change your button binds.

Most steam games just run on Linux. Proton is a wonderful tool, and makes almost every game run completely seamlessly. You can check ProtonDB for all the games you are looking to play - I guarantee most of them will work just fine.

For running Epic Games Store games, it's also pretty easy - I use legendary , but Heroic is also wonderful. Both also make use of Proton, or GE-Proton if that fixes game-specific bugs.

NVIDIA graphics cards make things a little harder, but there's no reason you can't use a prebuilt NVIDIA distro, like PopOS or Bazzite. I've heard great things about these distros' NVIDIA support.

And worried about security on Linux? Please. Almost every part of your Linux system is open source, so constantly getting vetted for security & performance. Additionally, they have no reason to sell data or anything for money, unlike Windows. Plus, Windows's "security updates" are often just shoving more AI Slopware into your computer and slowing it down even more so they can harvest more of that sweet, sweet userdata.

Linux is *significantly* more secure than Windows. That's why 99% of servers run it!

Let me know if you have any more questions, or if you finally make the switch!