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Probably not it is easier to develop for Windows. To many variations in Linux installs. I have native Linux ports of games bought decades ago that no longer work. If I had bought windows versions they would still run.
You usually develop for an engine. It’s the ring 0 spyware they use for user tracking that only runs on Windows.