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Probably this is most we can expect while supporting Open Source as well...

Indeed.  When the community decided to embrace WINE/Proton as the path forward, it traded focus on native executables for focus on Microsoft compatibility layers.  Not saying that's necessarily a good or bad thing, just that it's the direction the community has gone.

For what it's worth, personally I think it's the right choice; the endgame is native builds but you need installed base to get that and gamers are never leaving Microsoft if it means giving up 90% of games.