I dont know if this is still the case, but Windows used be very bad with downloads through Steam. They would often drop to zero throughput. Also Alt-tabbing in an out games without the system crashing also seemed to work better on linux. So for me gaming was actually better on linux.

I don't think I've turned into an evangel yet. However when I've passed on a computer I'd just put a fresh install of fedora on it.

It might be that microG settings can differ between users

Ok -now I have the system in my local language, so the settings names doesn't necessarily match the english ones.

I have found a pane which translates to "system profiles", however I can't find a setting in there relating to microG.

In the microG page in the settings I also cannot seem to find something related profiles.

This of course doesn't mean what you are asking is not possible.

Why would you want to uninstall microG?

As a current user of /e/OS on the fp4 I find it to be one of the main draws of the system.

Finished w4k Mechanicus a few months back. I tried to get into Baldurs Gate 3 mainly due to all the great reviews, but it didn't really fit with me. Other than that I mostly played Crusader Kings 3, Civ6 and Risk of Rain 2, all three being games you don't really finish.

I believe some parts of Gecko is upstream of Servo. Igalia have nice podcast with some of the developerd: https://www.igalia.com/chats/servo

Consent o matic it automatically fills out the gdpr boxes with your preferences. And it is developed by a danish university, so seems pretty safe. :)