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However, Crossplay Co-Op is not supported as the game queries for platform and results in a warning message typically and if you can actually get into the Co-Op campaign "usually Halo3 is a good bet" at the first -un-announced- loading zone the two different platforms will de-sync resulting in a connection error "Host has left the Game" with this in mind there are plenty of guides to fix this issue between Linux and Windows clients.
Edit:
Summit Reclaimer - "PC and Xbox can't see each other when set to LAN"
You may still need to be connected to Xbox Live.
Hope this answers your question sufficiently.
I am still connected to Xbox Live, I was just making it clear that it's not a wi-fi problem in this case. I can host a LAN lobby for MCC between Windows 11 and Xbox, but not between Linux and Xbox. I don't know why. Could you please direct me to a guide to fix that, if you know of several?