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[โ€“] lime@feddit.nu 11 points 1 week ago (1 children)

other way around, anticheats are unfriendly to linux. they violate the security model of the system, and they don't even have to.

epic's anticheat even has a working Linux version that you can enable with a toggle in the management interface. devs just don't do it. this includes epic.

But it only works in user mode. That's why some cheats are FOSS on Linux.

!Let's hope that there will be some cheat that allows Fortnite to function on Linux.!<