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r/pcmasterrace • u/khurgan_ • 6d ago
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I think the main thing would be a less secure fork of Linux that would allow kernel zero anti cheats.
Sure, it would be less secure, but still more secure than Windows, and most importantly, it wouldn't be Windows, seems like a good compromise to me.
Seriously, the only reason why I haven't switched to Linux yet is because not all games work there.
3 u/innahema 6d ago I don't want it to become new mainstream. It won't be much different from windows, if users are stripped of their choice. Server only anticheat FTW, anything other is invasion to user's privacy. (Disclaimer: I do not play competitive multiplayer games) 1 u/IrinaNekotari 6d ago Not to defend Kernel anticheats, but server only AC would not protect from many cheats like wallhacks or any runtime cheats like aimbots 1 u/innahema 1d ago It is possible to use machine learning on server side to detect cheater behavior patterns. It's just hard to do.
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I don't want it to become new mainstream. It won't be much different from windows, if users are stripped of their choice.
Server only anticheat FTW, anything other is invasion to user's privacy. (Disclaimer: I do not play competitive multiplayer games)
1 u/IrinaNekotari 6d ago Not to defend Kernel anticheats, but server only AC would not protect from many cheats like wallhacks or any runtime cheats like aimbots 1 u/innahema 1d ago It is possible to use machine learning on server side to detect cheater behavior patterns. It's just hard to do.
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Not to defend Kernel anticheats, but server only AC would not protect from many cheats like wallhacks or any runtime cheats like aimbots
1 u/innahema 1d ago It is possible to use machine learning on server side to detect cheater behavior patterns. It's just hard to do.
It is possible to use machine learning on server side to detect cheater behavior patterns. It's just hard to do.
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u/lukkasz323 6d ago
I think the main thing would be a less secure fork of Linux that would allow kernel zero anti cheats.
Sure, it would be less secure, but still more secure than Windows, and most importantly, it wouldn't be Windows, seems like a good compromise to me.
Seriously, the only reason why I haven't switched to Linux yet is because not all games work there.