I'm using gyro and lightsensors on my Wiimote for years to play games on linux, I will not say you will become a pro player at any time, but for sure you can have fun as you were playing with a keyboard and mouse. Some people care a lot about being competitive, for me, games are all about having.

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Sounds cool, let's hope Epic games will not fight against these efforts.

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I'm okay with my AMD 5700 XT. Nvidia gave me so many issues in the past and their cards are very expensive here in Brazil.

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https://store.steampowered.com/app/673190/AllStar_Fruit_Racing/ [External Link]

This game is very cheap and works just like native on proton. If you have some extra bucks, buy it then we can play together

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Dirt 4
Heroes of the Storm
SuperTuxKart
Street Fighter V
NBA 2K20
Need for Speed Most Wanted

Oh yes, thanks proton and wine exist.

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One of the best games we have on Linux. Sad it's hard to learn and older players are usually toxic with new ones.

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That's awesome. And yes, everything should have an Appimage build, it just works.

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Quoting: F.Ultra

Quoting: gustavoyaraujoWhy don't do something like anticheat-dkms and live it open source to talk to the EAC and other softwares like that?

Well, I'm not an expert, but this makes sense.

They don't want to show people what and how they are looking at so they cannot go the open-source kernal module route. In reality there is no way that they can hide this anyway in their current Windows version but they like to pretend that they do (lot's of enterprises likes to pretend that their closed source nature hides things, which it doesn't).

I see, but what I mean is just some kind of opensource middleware to be implemented in the kernel as a module to let them use their anticheat solution.

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Why don't do something like anticheat-dkms and live it open source to talk to the EAC and other softwares like that?

Well, I'm not an expert, but this makes sense.

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Interesting, Crucible does use it and works without any issues.

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