I just did it, and even with all the extra setup I've had to do (finding a non-browser way to access OneDrive, installing a kernel module due to my Motherboard manufacturer being opaque and unhelpful about a particular chipset, using that module to control fan curves, setting up EQs, etc.), I don't regret it.

There have been a handful of times I considered going back, but the power to do whatever I want with my system is just too good to give up. I just installed a Gnome extension that let's me have tiling similar to RiverWM, and just everything I can do that was locked down before is so worth the effort to figure out.

About three years ago I moved my only windows device (for gaming only) to Linux and it was the best thing I ever did. All my development and work machines since 2009 had been on Linux, but my only hold out was my desktop. Proton made it such an easy choice for me. Other than a couple games I played that had anti-cheat that wouldn’t work, it’s been great. And those games I just stopped playing.

Yeah, the curved handles are going to get caught on things all the time.

No trackpad.

Imagine how much space the handles will take up in a backpack

I got the same amd cards. 5700xt right before the covid era gpu famine. Both are quite decent for most games.