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how would anticheat on linuc even work
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alternative solution, one user account for every game that has a 'cheating credit score'. just food for thought
Sounds terrible tbh.
How do you enforce "one user account for every game?" Require copies of state-issued picture ID's to register accounts? That sounds like an episode of Black Mirror. No thank you.
Not to mention that would really expand the black market for counterfeit IDs.
Some games use a "trust" system based on human reviews of your gameplay that affects how you are matched with other players, but there isn't a respectful way to force people to use just one account so that the trust score can follow the person. The best way I can think is to tie the purchase of the game to that account, which many services do, but that breaks the used games market...