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The current glibc version broke Easy AntiCheat support for Proton games, but that's the only break of note in recent memory, and it only affects people playing
by entropicdrifter 4y ago
The current glibc version broke Easy AntiCheat support for Proton games, but that's the only break of note in recent memory, and it only affects people playing multiplayer games on Linux, which is a minority (multiplayer gamers) of a minority (Linux gamers) of a minority (Linux users).
- WfAjWDYpDHDYCN5 4y agoglibc updates have recently broken lots of Electron software (and probably other stuff using similar sandboxing), by using a new syscall (clone3? or something) to implement some library methods. Pretty much every glibc update breaks something, honestly.
- LukeShu 4y agoThat breakage is because of the dumpster-fire that is seccomp. Your seccomp policy (in this case, the one that comes with Electron) whitelists syscalls, but which syscalls glibc uses to implement things is considered an implementation detail, not part of the contract. So seccomp was designed in a way that makes it broken-by-design with the most popular libc.