It's FOSSEA might be bringing its anti-cheat to Linux.
Vivekanandan KS 
(vivek)@itsfoss
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This poses some problems since it's going in the kernelspace. I think at this point we should have parallel kernels running like virtualisations or like this one :
https://github.com/multikernel
(The Linux, kerf etc repos in this)
As like always the community will come up with a method to solve this I hope 💪🔥
But there's an OS which have a feature to potentially solve these. It's NixOS.
#linux #kernel #ea #anticheat #vm #virtualisation
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NixOS have this feature called specialisation which is used for some minor/major alterations to ur OS config at boot entry. So that u don't have to dual boot 2 #Linux OS for different purposes. Eg: One for normal use, one for gaming/whatever purpose
The customisation difference could be changing from apps to even kernels if u wish.
The most awesome thing is it won't take extra storage like running 2 os. It only takes extra space for the extra config/apps u add.
#nix #nixos #specialisation
NixOS have this feature called specialisation which is used for some minor/major alterations to ur OS config at boot entry. So that u don't have to dual boot 2 #Linux OS for different purposes. Eg: One for normal use, one for gaming/whatever purpose
The customisation difference could be changing from apps to even kernels if u wish.
The most awesome thing is it won't take extra storage like running 2 os. It only takes extra space for the extra config/apps u add.
#nix #nixos #specialisation
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IMO it's one such really underrated feature of the NixOS. Imagine same #OS but very little extra storage for a different setup like #gaming, office, #mobile OS(in future maybe) etc all without dual or triple booting multiple OS🔥💪
More such use cases too. Like I want a specialisation with #cachyos #linux #kernel some options tweak for performance use case etc etc
Power of #declarative OS. And it's just one of the features of this awesome OS😁. The ecosystem is growing too
sounddrill 
@vivekanandanks @itsfoss I think I have a nice middle ground for this
We can copy what the Asahi Linux guys do to run 4K pagesize stuff on their setup: Pretty much MicroVM this!
https://github.com/AsahiLinux/muvm
Basically, not letting their shi touch our main system without the overhead and annoyance of a full virtual machine. This might even turn out to be a distro agnostic solution 
