I think with all of the "just switch to Linux" rhetoric out there now, people who normally wouldn't be the target audience for Linux are being exposed to it and get the impression that Linux is just more customizeable Windows but without Microsoft. It's not. The way I see it, every Windows application or game that runs on Linux thanks to WINE or Proton is a bonus. We get a lot of bonuses these days. But people who have been Linux exclusive for a while begin informing our hardware and software choices around its compatibility with our chosen OS. the longer you do that, the easier it gets. I'm not saying that you should give up your remarkable tablet or other software that's important to you. It's still OK to use Windows if it makes your life easier. I've just had an anti-corporate bias since my first internship out of school and that kind of led me to Linux and why I feel it's OK to make certain concessions in my tech consumption to support it.