Native linux build/make playable on linux
TLDR; native linux build with native EAC. or just get EAC working under proton's compatibility tool for it.
Please make a native linux build or at least make the game playable on linux. I've been trying to get it to work and i really want to play with my friends on linux. It never gets passed the Easy AntiCheat screen when running under proton and it's Easy AntiCheat runtime. If it was native to linux there would be less issues, better performance, and more people playing. Easy AntiCheat even has a native build for linux. Although i'm not sure if that will be able to run if the game itself isn't native linux. Thankfully it also supports running under proton, although that's up to the devs to get working (thanks devs). VR works as well (although not great atm due to steamvr being iffy) so that would even be playable for the few people that play vr on linux. Shower thought, but the quest runs android which is a fork of linux so it should be possible.
I did see this post asking for it, though the response was that it was an issue with EAC, though that's now resolved and that post seems dead so i'm making this post to hopefully finally see it happen.
(I use Arch BTW)
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A native linux build would be more similar to the windows version of recroom than android, even if linux and android are more similar, because the android version is optimized for mobile hardware. I'm not sure how much platform specific code would need to be ported to make that happen, but I agree playable on linux would be really nice, even if that means through proton.
(I use Fedora BTW; and Pop_OS! for VR stuff) lol
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To make linux native build when using Unity, you just should take Windows version of rec room and change the compiler to linux (mono or il2cpp). Actually works in linux for il2cpp, and I don't think someone should use it in HQ itself. And a fact that there's no EAC Native builds makes it a problem. Though, why there's anti-cheat for a social media (As they say.)
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