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CubicPulsar's avatar
CubicPulsar
5 years ago

Yes, this!



They could use Titanfall anti-cheat too.

There apparently have been hackers too, so using Titanfall anti-cheat could solve two problems!

3enilly's avatar
3enilly
5 years ago

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.

  • IMightKickAss's avatar
    IMightKickAss
    5 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.
    • 3enilly's avatar
      3enilly
      5 years ago

      This is unfortunately not an option, especially because I need to reliably change my kernel for backwards-compatibility purposes.

      • devel_origin's avatar
        devel_origin
        5 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?

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