Anti-cheat "compatibility" means allowing software kernel level access and after Crowd strike I think that tide will be turning even on Windows.
Anti-cheat will change. Not Linux IMHO.
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One of the few good things that came from the Crowdstrike disaster
there's always the option of an emulator
I'm not sure there is. The whole point of these anti-cheat systems is to detect running on modified setups that allow for the injection of code. An emulator is one such system.
Wine Is Now an Emulator
You will pay 10 months rent
The anticheat thing is a pain
May I ask why you want to do that?
Its in the original post. To create a distraction less or more less environment to prepare for exams.
Trying to avoid using my PC at all costs was a bad idea, I changed my mind because I had to print stuff😅
I print from my phone just fine
I tried that, printing worked like %20 of the time.
decoded: printing worked like of the time
I mean, you can always limit the use of using the computer instead if full out not using it for a certain time frame.
i've to stopped ingesting information about the linux ecosystem, experience, status; but i accidentally did it for about 5 years and lemmy is showing me how much i've disconnected myself; it seems like we're both coming back.