Lag can be created in Linux by switching to an alternative virtual terminal (tty), then back to the X-session being used to run the game. Just like using F11 in Windows, using lag allows the player to bypass triggers without detection.

The lag actually occurs during the recovery of the X-session when switching back from an alternative tty. However, the game appears to completely suspend (both triggers and the physics engine) when the X-session is inactive. Since the player cannot move in the game while in an alternate tty, we must first jump while holding forward before switching ttys. If we switch sessions at the peak of our jump, the game will suspend the player in midair and store our forward momentum. When returning to the X-session, the physics engine will become active prior to the triggers. During this window, the player will begin descending from their jump while also retaining the stored forward momentum. Immediately holding forward when returning to the X-session will help restore as much forward momentum as possible during the descent.

The execution is,

-Run forwards, then press jump -When at the height of your jump, switch to an alternative tty (eg Ctrl+Alt+F2, depending on your distribution and configuration). -Switch back to the X-session (eg Ctrl+Alt+F7, depending on your distribution's configuration). Immediately after switching, hold forward.

An example of this glitch in action can be found here, bypassing a particle field to bring cubes into The Chase (at 2:08)

Notes: -The speed at which you switch back to the X-session from an alternate tty session does not impact the performance of the glitch. -This has not been tested to buffer HS. -This has not been tested with Cube Fly. -The game's graphics may be significantly distorted after preforming this glitch and can only be resolved by reloading your graphics drivers or restarting the game. -This has not been thoroughly tested on different configurations of hardware/software. This has only been tested on one flavor/DE of Linux (Mint 18.1 x64 / XFCE). Please share your experience in detail in the Discord.