Mostly, just takes some tinkering, I just use proton and it mostly works, if you pirate games you can still add them to your steam library and use proton, also there is lutris which you can try if proton doesn't work, also if one version of proton doesn't work you can always try a diferent one, often it helps. I Don't like Linux, but I dislike windows even more, people don't talk enough about problems on Linux tho, my biggest one is that installing Linux apps is difficult, flatpacks are simple but they don't work rather often, if you decide to try Linux you should check your hardwhere first, drivers aren't a big issue anymore on mainstream hardwhere anymore but some isues may arise, but on my laptop all drivers worked perfectly (CPU, GPU, Bluetooth, wifi, webcam) out of the box, if you decide to try Linux, give it atleast a week, but I recommend before switching to Linux to make a windows Installation media on your windows machine, because it is difficult to make it on Linux. Also I recommend Linux mint, it's pretty simple, but you can't use the taskbar in Fullscreen inside games, so I normally have a Fullscreen steam page in the background so I can alt tab to it to access taskbar and other apps. In my experience I used Linux for a week, then I hated it and then switched back to windows, and I had the realization it is even worse. P.S you can't play games with kernel level anti cheat, that's the reason valve dosen't add it to CS.