It's almost as pretty as my MBP, and vastly more usable than Windows. And I have everything I really need (with first class Linux support):
* Gaming - Steam + Proton
* Digital Audio Workstation - Bitwig
* Video Editing - DaVinci Resolve
* 3d Modeling - Blender
* 2d Image - Gimp (this one could be a lot better)
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The only thing I can imagine dual booting into Windows for is Oculus Link. But I don't really think it's worth it.
If someone could guarantee rock solid stability, I *might be willing to switch, even though I'm fairly invested in the Ableton / VST world. 10 years of projects will likely force me to always run mac / windows unless Ableton decides to build for linux in the future. Who knows, maybe ARM will force their hand.
That being said, Bitwig does support Jack, so routing should be pretty open ended.
And there's this linux project (https://pipewire.org/) that's been doing really, really well. It (sorta) combines all the different audio servers into one.
There is an amazing (IMSO) producer duo, highly recommend their liveset from Glastonbury, called Booka Shade. They produced a chart topping pop act on PowerMacs (G4 IIRC), which were allready ancient back then.