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this post was submitted on 20 Feb 2024
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I wonder how invasive such DRM is if you're running it via proton. I'd like to think it's not as bad but I have no idea
They all run in user space. As such, they can barely get a process list.
My best guess is they do absolutely nothing right now.
I noticed that on pc, steam controller can't do mouse emulation. Likewise, steam link and moonlight can't stream mouse input on to the game either. Most likely 'emulated' mouse input is being blocked by the drm. But on steam deck, using the track pad and gyro as mouse has no such issues. I would guess that the drm running in proton does not go deep enough to intercept the emulated mouse and can't block it. If that is true, one might be able to use linux/proton to cheat, rendering the whole point of the rootkit drm useless.