TL;DR
Glibc 2.36 was released and all the games using EAC EOS are no longer playable.
A user did bisect and found the offending commit.
Author has filed a Glibc bug hoping for a quick revert.
Turns out other things are also broken.
Most likely it will stay this way.
Win32 (via Wine + friends) is the only stable ABI on Linux
Why your Linux EAC broke
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Why your Linux EAC broke
https://blog.hiler.eu/win32-the-only-stable-abi/
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Re: Why your Linux EAC broke
For some reason the fact that GNU is trying to insert its own standards and ignoring existing ABI makes me very upset.
Do I need to go *BSD?
Do I need to go *BSD?
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