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Not to mention there are entire categories of games, not just particular titles, that are not supported on Linux and might never be. I'm a sim racer and without

by mdoms 5y ago

Not to mention there are entire categories of games, not just particular titles, that are not supported on Linux and might never be. I'm a sim racer and without high quality drivers for my gear it's a total non starter, even if the games were supported (they are not). Then there's the competitive gaming scene where most serious anti cheat systems are not supported in Linux and may never be.

justinclift 5y ago
> Then there's the competitive gaming scene where most serious anti cheat systems are not supported in Linux and may never be. Hopefully the bit where Valve is working with anti cheat makers actually comes to fruition and works widely: Online games that make use of anti-cheat software didn't play ball with Proton, but Valve has been working with the developers to add support for its set of tools. Now, you can install and enjoy games that use tools like BattleEye and not need to fire up a Windows install to just play one game every so often.
- pdimitar 5y ago
  That part actually scares me. Many anti-cheat softwares on Windows are basically rootkits. I don't want shit on my Linux machine.
mraudiobook_com 5y ago