You say that, but WIndows 11 has a hard requirement of a module that in the unlikely event, would allow them to remotely disable your system. And they have tried in the past to do so. (UWP, special crippled editions, Xbox One launch)

Linux support at GOG, is all about what developers provide and the Linux Community. You won't be getting any support from GOG itself, who have stated they don't support Linux, just sometimes provide Linux versions of games as a bonus, that's all.

While my collection of Windows versions of games sold at GOG is quite large compared to my Linux collection, there is still heaps of Linux versions in it.

I don't know what the ratio of Linux to Windows is here at GOG, but at a guess going by my collection, it might be something like one in ten games at GOG have a Linux version at GOG, which is greater than the percent of gamers who play Linux version games.

It would of course be nice if that was better, but all things considered it isn't too bad. Could be a hell of a lot worse.

Well, anyone is entitled to waste their money.

I don't expect you to actually watch these, but you should.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcafzHL8iBQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vvaWrmS3Vg4

Well, I'm sure that will teach 'em.

SMH