To my limited knowledge. EAC (Easy Anti Cheat) is Linux compatible, it just has a setting that needs to be toggled by the game devs and pushed out in an update.

Pirating a software still shows a company that there is interest in it. They will only know they are screwed when people stop buying and stop pirating

My wife and I played it. We bonded over how much we disliked Book lol

I am no expert, but from my reading it seems like 903.11 is a rule for play groups that ARE allowing cards to be brought in from outside of the game considering the leading phrase "if a player is allowed". It is also possible that 903.11 was written first or was written before some amendment to 10 (if one occurred)

I use Eternity as well, but with the instance reddthat.com as such my saved posts work fine. Maybe try the web page for your instance to see if they work there?

Looks like the cans of monster are stacked on it

For textures. I find cooking them into something else can help, like cauliflower can be boiled and mashed and then mixed into mashed potatoes. Or cooking inconsistent berries into a sauce for a meat or poultry dish. This can work on tastes and smells to an extent as well. Not a guarenteed resolution, but it helped me a lot.

Looks like someone lied on their resume

Note down every tool you use in windows and use alternativeto.net to find linux alternatives for them. Thats what I did, saved me what you are going through. Everytime I tried to switch usinf a sifferent method I just ended up using Windows to not deal with the "pain point" of switching

A good place to start would be to use your computer's resource monitor to see where it is bottlenecking while you play. If you can connect a second monitor or tv to your computer you can have it on that screen while you play and see what is tanking.