So what happens when Linux grows big enough that cheaters use it?

Right now the fact that it's easier to cheat on linux isn't an issue because nobody uses it. But as more people use it, so will cheat devs and users. I'm hoping that by then it will be big enough to justify making a new, non-invasive anticheat, like having moderated servers or something. I don't see that happening without at least 20 or 30 percent market share, however.

Even if Microsoft removes kernel access, tpm and secure boot are now required on windows 11.