Fortnite devs have chosen to actively not support Linux. Meaning, they have made sure it doesn't work on Linux, on purpose. It will never work on Linux because they want it not to work on it.
Dual boot, or no Fortnite.
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For Epic Games use Heroic.
For Fortnite use... well, you are pretty much out of luck. A Windows VM with GPU pass-thru maybe?
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EAC is the problem. It's not that the game can't run, it's that you'll be blocked from connecting to any servers.
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Dual boot.
Strip Windows down and make it “Fortnite OS”
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https://lutris.net/games/fortnite/
did you read this?
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If multiplaer is important to you .
https://www.protondb.com/
For general Fuck Ups stuff.
https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Home
Mostly helpflul stuff if you know your way around.
Windows or Console is only way. Until the devs allow it on other OS.
Create a windows to go install on a USB to NVMe caddy, use something like nano11 and set the BIOS to boot off the NVMe. Whenever the kiddo wants to play fortnite, just plug the device and reboot
This is to avoid windows overwriting your EFI partition and nuking your bootloader at random times, the reason I stopped dual booting after win 8.1
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