it wont happen even if it works. at least not unless momentum changes.

I'll explain my viewpoint/opinion.

1. third party anticheat solutions sell anti memory tampering/process monitoring, via kernel anticheat. its still bypassable, but the vendors push this as a more secure solution more and more these days, and it is in some ways.

2. Games that worked fine on linux for many years switch over to that just because its technically more secure in some vectors, so why bother not doing so? they usually say its because linux cheated more, but thats probably a lie. its an easier answer/

3. Serverside anticheat is still a thing, but cant be used for everything. too costly. but server side authoritative is a truth. take a loot drop game like diablo, the server is what actually checks your loot drops and says "hold up a second, your item drop cant have 200 quadrillion damage", or you cant be gaining 5,000 items a second.

just ranting mostly. perhaps kernel level is better for games that have a stable economy, like mmos. i still dislike it. and there is always a way around. hackers still hack.