Richard

Games made in Unity or Unreal Engine literally do not require any additional effort from the developer aside from choosing Linux as the build target from a drop-down menu. So native Linux ports of UE and Unity games cost virtually nothing.

I don’t want it to have any JavaScript

That’s not going to happen. I also don’t understand why you wouldn’t want JavaScript. All the concerns with it are about the times when you access a website by a proprietary software maker and encounter obfuscated and opaque code that you can only with great difficulty reconstruct what it does. But JavaScript “in the right hands”, like on a FOSS website, is perfectly fine and even required to make a webpage that can actually do something more than simply display text or images.

I would personally attempt the Kubernetes cluster if I had that many physical machines!

Steam Deck runs GNU/Linux while Asus ROG Ally does not. An instant disqualification for the latter.

Cool with regard to the Steam Deck, but ugh, Helldivers 2 is sooo pay-to-win…

More powerful decompilers would definitely be a very useful application of AI!

No. Docker is proprietary

Proprietary software should NOT be taught in schools! We already have way too much of that