>We probably should run our games in containers Yes, we do it already. We pack Windows games into WINE, WINE into Flatpak, distribute it on torrents: There yo

>We probably should run our games in containers Yes, we do it already. We pack Windows games into WINE, WINE into Flatpak, distribute it on torrents: There you go, games in a container supported by piracy, with privacy out-of-box included: [DTH crawler website with magnets, might be blocked in your country] -> https://skytorrents.unblockall.org/search/all/ed/1/?l=en-us&q=flatpak https://skytorrents.unblockall.org/search/all/ed/1/?l=en-us&... Why people do have to do it? Some companies install spyware, other companies install a lot of 3rd party crap, DRMs that slow down games for paying users, don't support Linux platform despite promises... Pirates will always be one step ahead, you can make a game with good user/buyer experience like CD-Project or great customer support - Darkwood [1] and make it win-win for literally everyone, or lose at some point. https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/the-developers-of-darkwood-have-put-up-a-free-torrent-if-you-cant-afford-to-buy-it.10231/page=6 https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/the-developers-of-dar...