The FPS Review on MSN
Fortnite is coming to Linux via Easy Anti-Cheat Linux v2, which needs Secure Boot, TPM 2.0, and signed kernels. Steam Deck isn’t supported yet
Fortnite’s absence from Linux has always been about anti-cheat, not technology. Epic now says it has a plan to fix that.
XDA Developers on MSN
Linux's biggest problem for beginners isn't apps or games, it's the first time something breaks
Most novice users don't have to fight compatibility much anymore ...
Linux kernel 7.3 is now available for download with new features, enhanced hardware support, performance improvements, and ...
Miguel Ojeda sent out his pull request of the new Rust kernel code slated for introduction in Linux 7.4. It's a big one this ...
Epic has announced EAC Linux v2 and eight requirements. We check its design, which combines signing, boot records, and ...
With the Linux 7.4 merge window now open, Rust for Linux project lead Miguel Ojeda has submitted roughly 17,000 lines of new Rust kernel code.
Nvidia's open kernel modules stop compiling on Proxmox kernels 7.0.14-20 and later, and Nvidia has now said in public where ...
Linux 7.4 adopts Dynamic PAMT for Intel TDX. We look at how allocating metadata on demand reduces the old fixed reservation ...
Epic Games announced today that its biggest game, Fortnite, is officially coming to Linux, bringing joy to millions of Linux ...
Fortnite is coming to Linux once Epic finishes EAC Linux v2, its rebuilt anti-cheat. Full PC requirements, supported distros ...
Epic’s rebuilt Linux anti-cheat will not run on a Steam Deck, and Epic says it has taken that up with Valve. "The Steam Deck ...
Google is exploring a new approach to Linux kernel security that could significantly change how device drivers interact with ...
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