If you think of 'great' in the 'big impact' sense rather than 'unequivocally good' sense, then it holds. Most complaints I hear about using Linux for gaming ar

If you think of 'great' in the 'big impact' sense rather than 'unequivocally good' sense, then it holds. Most complaints I hear about using Linux for gaming are that it can't run games. With anti-cheat it will be able to run games (all of the top ten and most of the top 100). The principles of allowing Anti-Cheat at all are a valid discussion, but I don't think we should be sabotaging Linux as a viable gaming platform just because some of the trends in software at the moment aren't in line with absolute ideals. After all, if you don't want anti-cheat you can just continue to not play the games that require it.