That's really fair. I forget that anticheats are kernel level I guess, as it makes no sense. Hopefully, as the other reply to my comment mentioned, it's not kernel level.

I thought easy anti cheat wasn't kernel level?

Compromising an OS with kernel level anti cheat

But they use Kernel integrated functionality from Linux. The difference to Windows Kernel Anticheat is, that they won't have root rights on the users system when playing the game (if I understand this correctly). This is actually how you do it right.

Kernel Level Anti Cheat does not work on Linux, they have to do it otherwise.

Windows sucks because the company that makes it is betting you won't leave, and they keep stuffing it full of other revenue streams and ads for them even though the OS isn't even free. I'm no fan of kernel anti-cheat, but incompatibility with games that use it is a huge barrier for people switching that would otherwise choose to.

No need to gatekeep, you should want everyone to be lifted up and not just those you deem worthy

That switch for what reason? They can do what they want with their PC, like play a game? Being able to do what I want with my PC is the main reason I switched to Linux.

I don’t want people that switch for this reason on Linux.

What reasons do you allow people to switch to Linux? Would be good to have such list, because I can link to it and tell them they are not allowed for given reasons. Thank you in advance.