Just dual boot…

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    3 months ago

    Due to planned virtualisation in Windows

    I must have missed something. What are you referencing with this comment?

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          3 months ago

          It seems quite likely actually. The only problem might be them noticing the benefit for GNU/Linux.

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        Perhaps I’m being dense but how do you see this helping Linux Gaming?

        Even assuming that VBS-E allows Game Devs to shift their current kernel based anti-cheat over to it there’s no guarantee that Linux will get a compatible VBS-E module nor that Game Devs would allow its use.

        I guess I see it as: If a Game Dev does this (use VBS-E) AND Linux gets a compatible module AND Game Devs allow its use THEN newer games may not have the same problem with anti-cheat as older ones.

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          The way I understand it is that every anticheat needs to be overhauled as they can no longer tap into the kernel/get kernel access. So the anticheat has to run in userspace. This can also be done under GNU/Linux which is why anticheat should work on both platforms.