i meant kernel level anti-cheats, though these have behavior akin to malware, unfortunately most popular games do require anti-cheat as well as some tests, whic

i meant kernel level anti-cheats, though these have behavior akin to malware, unfortunately most popular games do require anti-cheat as well as some tests, which makes it even more important to have at least some sort of support for programs requiring that on Linux CrowdStrike was a global issue because of single source of failure, CrowdStrike itself, similarly if the support is delegated over to the OS or if the OS can somehow ascertain some level of relative stability in the system, widely used kernel rooting anti-cheat wouldn't be required