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That's only for userspace apps. In fact even on Mac, only userspace code can be handled by rosetta2. For most applications this isn't a problem but a lot of gam
by zeusk 3y ago
That's only for userspace apps. In fact even on Mac, only userspace code can be handled by rosetta2. For most applications this isn't a problem but a lot of games these days come with kernel components for anti-cheat.
- wtallis 3y agoI would be surprised if kernel-level third-party anti-cheat is a thing on macOS.
- kergonath 3y agoI cannot imagine a game whose installation instructions start with “first, reboot your computer and disable SIP” would be very popular.
- pjmlp 3y agoNot on macOS, specially since Apple decided that in the long term only userspace drivers/extensions are allowed for third parties.