I've used Linux as my primary OS since 2011 (Ubuntu), but I always kept Windows around either with dual boot or on a separate PC, mainly for video games. But now I'm finally free of it!
The last thread to cut was Steam VR, which for some reason I couldn't get working on Linux last time I tried it. But I tried again today and it worked flawlessly (not sure if Valve changed something or I was dumb last time). I just played some Beat Saber and then celebrated by wiping my last ever Windows partition once and for all.
Props to Arch Linux, AMD, KDE, and Valve for making this not just possible, but easy. My setup is beautifully boring: btrfs on a couple SSDs, UEFI boot with systemd, Plasma (Wayland) desktop for most apps, Steam/Proton for games. No tricky configs or AUR packages needed.
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