This sucks, but makes sense, nothing kills games community faster than cheating. And I don't think publishers spent time enought on combating it. I used to play

This sucks, but makes sense, nothing kills games community faster than cheating. And I don't think publishers spent time enought on combating it. I used to play Counter Strike since 1.5 era, and quit CS:GO entirely because there was a blatant cheater every match, even with the phone verification and AI trust factor (which Valve brags about it, but it doesn't work at all). PUBG also had an era with lot of cheaters and lot of people dropped the game. Like the article says, when Linux gets critical mass, with the Steam Deck's broader adoption for example (their market is still very limited) it will make more sense to support this.