Might not be a huge deal for current Linux users, because of Heroic and Lutris are well known and widely used, but for gamers who are about to switch from Windows this could be another reason to do so.

I saw many “how to switch to Linux” guides where they had to stop at the gaming section and explain Proton/Wine/Heroic/etc

It sounds much easier: If you want to game on Linux there is a native Steam and GoG clients.

Lots of people loves achievments and cloud saves.

Bazzite can provide a full user experience for 99% of the user base, who just want to get rid of Microsoft. Probably most of them would need to search the web to find out what it means to compile programs.

Me at the end of the day, when I finally turn off my work laptop and on my Linux desktop no application has copilot integration.

Also the naming of these apps are incredible confusing. Im using linux full time for over a year now (Mint, Bazzite) and still cant remember the names of half the damn utility apps. Its a good thing most distros show you the most likely thing if you start typing in some slightly relevant text to the search.

My idiot brain hardwired by years of windows use: -I need to download an app… Something, something app store

Linux: -You mean Bazaar?

-Aw yisss, but also want to make a screenshot, something to do with snipping tool?

-Spectacle maybe?

-Fuck yeah!