Slick, I might need to check this out.
JakobFel
I've been using it (and its predecessor OpenOffice) for the last decade and a half, and I haven't looked back. It does literally everything I need it to do and then some. One of the best examples of just how good open source software can be.
This is especially true for the aspects of LibreOffice that she's going to use most.
Others have listed ProtonDB, which is an absolute necessity. Tweaking Proton versions and the like can be tricky but not too bad, especially if you're used to using a PC.
There are also tools like Lutris and Heroic Games Launcher for third-party titles and further Proton support.
Oh, and there are also community-made custom Proton versions, such as ProtonGE, which can help if a game is giving you a lot of trouble.
Nice thing about having a dual boot setup is that you can play most of your games on Linux, and then just boot into Windows to play live service games with kernel anticheat. Best of both worlds!
Ah darn, I didn't think about that heh. I genuinely can't recall much about the adventure game, just that it had a city environment (at least for part of it) and cartoonish graphics. I'm pretty sure it was just some low-budget kids' game but I'd love to revisit it sometime and unlock memories I've forgotten haha
Are you genuinely asking or trying to start an argument? I only ask because that has been a common experience for me on the Fediverse.