Crush out here trying to tell us he works at The Verge
Crush out here trying to tell us he works at The Verge
V...I have my suspicions.
VOh sean is still here
VMy pings were brokey
A@Crush mine work i think
VSometimes my user list breaks when pinging people
V...Do they want Tesla to use this?
VA lot of this seems really over-ambitious
VI don't know if I 100% trust it
DI get cars, laptops and virtual reality
Dbut why would I want this on a laptop?
Athat makes sense
Aboosteroid is my gaming choice rn
Ai guess
Ai paied for 1 month last year
Athey got rich out of me lmao
Dthat kinda makes sense
AMorning. What's the grub/grub2 option for booting in terninal mode again?
V"Team with experiences from" just to have the logos in there lmfao
KLike I said I wish them luck, not an easy thing they're doing, trying to appeal to OEMs
5It reads to me like a plug and play platform. Like you have this on a flash drive in some cases like how you install bazzite. Hence on tvs and stuff
KHopefully it works out
Kit all benefits Linux at the end of the day
Kand us, for that matter
Aafter processing it for like an hour or so, probably it wont work out but
Ayes 10m sunk to linux gaming thats not bad at all
5I could see it for running Linux and then having this on a flash drive for whatever bullshit they have to do for anticheat to be supported
5But like I don’t believe it
5At least they’re paying chimera os devs
Athe only way anticheat can work is if they spec the device themselves
DI think the biggest w for Linux might be the $10M going to arm gaming
5That too was interesting
Kand somehow prevent the kernel from being swapped, that's firmly "closed source" territory
KI don't think that promise is going to materialize
Ai believe that an open source anticheat solution is possible
Abut i also believe theres not enough money in it
Ji will say i don't have much hope for playtron
Jguy behind the project is infamous for the "put a bullet in google's brain" statements from cyanogen inc
Jthat turned out well
Ji hope it works out but
Ayes you'd need to use a signed kernel, but theres technology to solve that. Now if they pay enough to solve it thats a different question
Ji'm not hopeful
5I think it’s forward thinking that a lot of goofy and cheap devices running Linux and powerful arm chips could use a solution like this
VWhat I find funny is "How are we combating cheating and attracting companies like epic games? Well, get this, we're based on Fedora silverblue"
Aits a lot easier for anticheat to be closed source
KMy POV is open source anti-cheat is 100% possible
Kon the server side
AI'm assuming it'll be pretty locked down if it wants to support games like fortnite.
locked bootloader and secureboot, etc.
locked bootloader and secureboot, etc.
KThe client side is an instantly lost battle
Dgames like fortnite is a lost battle imo
Agiven my research i dont think its possible for only server side to work
