• Contramuffin@lemmy.world
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      19 days ago

      Yes, but anti-cheat is still one of the biggest pain points of someone who might want to switch over. And just telling people to give up on their favorite games isn’t a real option.

      We don’t have to use it. But having the option - any option - is better than none at all.

      • sanpo@sopuli.xyz
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        19 days ago

        No, it absolutely shouldn’t be an option, because there’s no valid reason to give that much access to an anti-cheat, and it will get abused.

        Even Microslop realized it’s a bad idea and plans to get rid of it.

    • agentTeiko@piefed.social
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      19 days ago

      That’s the thing I don’t ever see Linus approving a merged request to add a kernel level anti-cheat (rootkit) into the Linux kernel. So they will have to come up with another way. Also at this point kernel level anti-cheat doesn’t even work anymore. It’s like the TSA its their to make people (investors) feel safe but really does very little to stop the thing it’s meant to and Inconvenience and annoy legit customers. Just like with DRM and pirates.

      • iturnedintoanewt@lemmy.world
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        18 days ago

        I mean, didn’t the nvidia private driver need to be added by recompiling the kernel? They could just install it like that right? Not that i approve of it, but i think there is a way.