I only game on Linux. I don’t run Windows, period.

I like that it keeps those kinds of malware out of my reach, and I don’t mind skipping games that use them.

I would like for it to go away entirely though. Both because I find it an appalling practice, and because I want more gamers playing more games on Linux.

I agree, although I've made exceptions for a very small number of games with Denuvo (actually, just Hogwarts Legacy, which in hindsight I'm glad I did even though it still hurts my soul a bit) and they can run on Linux (I have nothing else but Linux). It's mostly kernel-level anti-cheat that won't run from what I've read.

"We have to stop the nazis" is so 1940s.

"Congress is engaged in a witch hunt" is so 1950s.

"Civil rights should be applied to everyone" is so 1960s.

"Fossil Fuels are destroying the plant" is so 1970s.

"Unregulated free trade is dangerous" is so 1980s.

"The police are out of control and unduly target minorities" is so 1990s.

Something being old doesn't make it less relevant or important.

It means we need to say it louder, because for some reason the point hasn't been made clearly enough yet.

Every day there are new people coming online and/or of age who weren't aware or even alive in 2005. They too need to know that DRM is malware.

"rootkits are malware" is in fact eternal.

Well, Riot Games just today (!) admitted to hard-bricking cheating hardware [1]. This kind of stuff definitely is malware, and your comment aged like milk.

[1] https://videocardz.com/newz/riot-games-on-valorant-dma-cheat...

A saying being old doesn’t make it invalid anyway. What’s your point?