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[Iron Migo]

What is your suggestion?: Adding the ability to remember your device on any linux operating systems. Currently no matter what distro I've tried Alora does not have the ability to remember two factor authentication for said device. I know the way the game remembers devices uses either mac address or some type of hardware address, but adding a way for it to remember linux computers would be great for users whom use it. There has got to be a few of us and its really annoying when you disconnect 2-3 times in a row and you have to enter 2FA each time.

Is this in OSRS?: Yes, OSRS remembers linux devices.

Has this suggestion been accepted already?: Not that I could find.

How would this benefit Alora?: Just some quality of life and say's you care about all players, no matter what OS they use. #LinuxLivesMattter

 

I understand if this isn't accepted but I would really love and appreicate it if you could look into it and implement it. Thank you.

 

P.S: Here are some distros I've used Alora on that do not remember 2FA/Devices.

 

Arch Linux

Manjaro Linux

MX Linux (Current distro)

Debian

Ubuntu

[Patta]

Hope this will get added soon for you brother. Support.

[High groupie]

doesn't effect me but ik the annoyance of the code every time. has my support.

[Livn Country]

Not a personal problem for me, but would be a good QoL add for Linux users. I support

[BuccScratchr]

Would be a nice addition, support.

[Not Magnata]

I dont mind, Support.

[Dont risk it]

Supporting this, no need to discriminate against other OS’s like that

[RFD]

wow people use linux! haha support from me.

[Iron Migo]

wow people use linux! haha support from me.

You'd be surprised how fast a absolute shit computer (mine) will go with a lightweight linux distro installed compared to windows.

[RFD]

@Iron Migo is it easy to use as a platform?

[Sheep]

Support, really sucks for you. 

[Iron Migo]

@Iron Migo is it easy to use as a platform?

Each distro base is different (Ubuntu, CentOS, Arch) but one you get passed the learning curve it's pretty easy. There are distros made for people new to linux. But like some of the harder distros e.g Arch Linux has a massive wiki and each distro has very active forums/reddit.

[Omicron]

Your suggestion has been accepted.