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Yes, this!
They could use Titanfall anti-cheat too.
There apparently have been hackers too, so using Titanfall anti-cheat could solve two problems!
Yo is this gonna happen? I use my desktop for compute reasons (machine learning), and it runs Linux. I want to keep doing the machine learning while being able to play games.
- 4 years ago@3enilly Maybe use WSL for your ML work and keep Windows as your main OS? I had to resign to such things if I really want to game.
- 4 years ago
This is unfortunately not an option, especially because I need to reliably change my kernel for backwards-compatibility purposes.
- 4 years ago
Valve has announced Steam Deck. It's a handheld PC that's supposed to eventually run all games of the Steam library, and it runs Linux.
From Valve's FAQ (https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/steamdeck/faq):
My game uses anti-cheat, which currently doesn’t work with Proton - how do I get around this for Steam Deck?
We’re working with BattlEye and EAC to get support for Proton ahead of launch.So Apex Legends should work on Linux soon. How's the progress?