I heard about some beta version of SteamVR with Support for linux through Steam Link a while ago, but never got it to work under endeavour. ALVR came damn close. It was able to see my Quest 3 and SteamVR was running and detecting the headset + controllers too. Unfortunately never with any display output. I just hope Valve brings out some Headset based on SteamOS.

ARAM in League, a shit game to end a shit year.

If you decide to buy a MacBook (and from my recent experience with an M1 Pro I would advise against it) you should check in advance if all your daily software is available. Asahi itself is fairly stable and enjoyable to use, the software repo is still lacking in a lot of places though. As others have said, you’ll probably be better off financially and mentally with a decently specced used Thinkpad if Linux is your primary OS.

Googles implementation of RCS, the one they are pushing as standard, is indeed proprietary

Works fantastic. I’m currenlty playing it through Gamepass and GeforceNow with Priority(have it for other Games anyway), since the Gamepass Version is locked to 30fps. It’s a bit more complicated than running an .exe, but a well documented setup.

Have fun :)