Liam @ GamingOnLinux 🐧🎮New video: Proton is the only hope for Steam Deck and desktop Linux
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tizilogic@gamingonlinux comment placed.. Proton FTW.. easier for the studios and ultimately easier for the user.. the only missing piece IMHO is the crazy shit that is going on in the anti-cheat SW space.. not a problem for me because I don't like to play "competitive" PvP games that are riddled with cheaters regardless to the non working anti-cheat those games have
HellbentHobo@tizilogic @gamingonlinux at this point my attitude on that is "Fuck 'Em". There are games I'd like to play, but as far as I'm concerned asking for that level of access makes you malware. It's not possible for a fucking game to be justified in knowing anything else happening on my computer.
@HellbentHobo @gamingonlinux fwiw, I would be semi-fine with it, if that sort of software actually worked, which it so obviously doesn't.. so it's basically installing malware grade rootkits with no actual gain for the consumer
@tizilogic @gamingonlinux I probably wouldn't on my desktop regardless. It's a huge security issue, and it's well within the realm of possibility that it creates a flaw something else exploits to get a foothold into my system. I might on steam deck as a dedicated gaming device, but I'd be pretty hesitant.
I'd be less likely to view publishers who do it as malicious, though. It's hard to think they're doing it in good faith when they know it doesn't work and cant work.
I'd be less likely to view publishers who do it as malicious, though. It's hard to think they're doing it in good faith when they know it doesn't work and cant work.