With Linux, the user is in full control. But anti-cheat software necessarily requires the program to have more control than the user (i.e. the user is the "enem

With Linux, the user is in full control. But anti-cheat software necessarily requires the program to have more control than the user (i.e. the user is the "enemy" from the view of anti-cheat software). Hence the difficulty with getting games that require anti-cheat to run on Linux gaming consoles, such as the new Steam Deck.