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@Ulrich

I totally agree but not all users will see it the same way ;) You see how often people feel entitled to get some help :)

I would go even further -> if valve supports more hardware and opens up steamos for none business partners ( aka end users ) … the press might pressure them into things they don’t want.

@Ulrich @mnemonicmonkeys

Imho: It’s a question of support … all the named distribution are a community effort in support.

Valve can’t and probably won’t try to put themself in a situation where they “must” deliver support outside of well know hardware combinations.

@FishFace @x00z my small thought -> i think today no solution can prevent “cheaters” because you can’t differ “cheaters” from users anymore if they want to.

Here is why ->
One PC is running the game -> a second PC emulates Keyboard and mouse inputs using a CAM (Capture Card) / Sound (microphon / digital capture) and an on the Game trained AI.

So what does any “cheat protection” offer if they don’t protect against serious cheating ?

PS: “The only still working protection is lan play with control over hardware / software and players like done on real events”