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Meh, as long as my PC can boot Linux, I'll be fine. If future PCs don't, then I've still got 50 years worth of gaming history to work through on the hardware and software I own, and that's not counting the many, many tabletop systems that exist. I'll die long before I run out of games to play.
yeah, and until then, there will for sure be Emulators for the newer games to run in Linux
you got some quality parts if they last 50 years