Those methods mentioned above should have their own separate instructions. Also defeats the purpose, and it’s basically playing Roblox on another computer but done remotely. Anything about running Roblox on Cloud / remote servers.Multi-booting (dual/triple booting, etc) such as running Android x86 (or it’s distributions) on real hardware.(Anything older requires enterprise Q-series motherboard to do so) Also since Windows and macOS doesn’t have a proper virtio-gpu support (virtio-win’s PR #943 is still WIP), GPU passthrough is required and remember that Skylake/Zen or higher is required for VT-d in consumer motherboards. Virtualizing Linux kernel is much better & faster than Windows or macOS, thanks to native KVM and virtio-gpu support. No VT-d compatible CPU/Motherboard and more than one GPUs required. There’s still some hope to play Roblox on desktop Linux, if you’re willing to run a Roblox Android Client and this works best if you’re running a Wayland display server and also using Intel and AMD GPUs. In case of an update to the Windows client being not working on Wine / Proton even with patched versions of them, don’t panic.
