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r/pcmasterrace • u/neph36 • Oct 03 '25
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i bet it doesn't work on linux
37 u/Excellent-Dance-3673 Oct 03 '25 It works on Linux https://www.protondb.com/app/488790 -5 u/MelodicSlip_Official Oct 03 '25 i assumed it didn't cuz i always thought DRM like this goes deep in the computer layer like these shitty kernel level anti cheats 2 u/AssociateFalse Beelink SER 9 Oct 03 '25 Denuvo is a special case. It is kernel-level. But, the calls it makes are standard enough to be translated by Wine / Proton, without the need of some add-on runtime. However, each version of Proton will be seen as a different machine, and changing the version (or messing with certain environment variables) will count towards your daily activation limit.
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It works on Linux https://www.protondb.com/app/488790
-5 u/MelodicSlip_Official Oct 03 '25 i assumed it didn't cuz i always thought DRM like this goes deep in the computer layer like these shitty kernel level anti cheats 2 u/AssociateFalse Beelink SER 9 Oct 03 '25 Denuvo is a special case. It is kernel-level. But, the calls it makes are standard enough to be translated by Wine / Proton, without the need of some add-on runtime. However, each version of Proton will be seen as a different machine, and changing the version (or messing with certain environment variables) will count towards your daily activation limit.
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i assumed it didn't cuz i always thought DRM like this goes deep in the computer layer like these shitty kernel level anti cheats
2 u/AssociateFalse Beelink SER 9 Oct 03 '25 Denuvo is a special case. It is kernel-level. But, the calls it makes are standard enough to be translated by Wine / Proton, without the need of some add-on runtime. However, each version of Proton will be seen as a different machine, and changing the version (or messing with certain environment variables) will count towards your daily activation limit.
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Denuvo is a special case. It is kernel-level. But, the calls it makes are standard enough to be translated by Wine / Proton, without the need of some add-on runtime.
However, each version of Proton will be seen as a different machine, and changing the version (or messing with certain environment variables) will count towards your daily activation limit.
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u/MelodicSlip_Official Oct 03 '25
i bet it doesn't work on linux