Nah, Linux kernel is open source, anyone can go edit the kernel to bypass kernel level anticheat software. Windows kernel is controlled by Microsoft and closed source. Microsoft is a trusted source and wouldn't put in a way to bypass it. That being said Microsoft will most likely transitioning anti cheat out of Kernel level access because of the CrowdStrike incident last year. At that point they are pretty much on par I think.
Man, think a bit. I am not saying that what you wrote has a line of thinking that makes sense. But a cheater will cheat independent of the Operating System.
This is an youtube video: watch?v=r9GbvcAPA90 There a lot of videos showing this type of content. Do you think it would be different only because a new OS is supported for gaming? People that suck always cheat on gaming and in life. It is not about the OS.
it's about getting away from windows which is becoming the worse operating system in human history.
the sooner kernel level anti cheats support linux the better.
It also means we can save a few hundred dollars on a PC build too, to put into extra ram.
