- cross-posted to:
- virtualreality@lemmy.world
- cross-posted to:
- virtualreality@lemmy.world
Looks like Monado is our only hope. Pathetic support from Microsoft but hopefully it will be fully supported in Linux in the next few years.
It’s worked pretty well ok for me, but I only really sim race so it’s all stationary and no controllers.
Highly recommend setting up Envision so it can build and setup the Monado/XR environment
I might try one second hand if they’re cheap. Can any of these work without some idiotic third-party account?
… I’d replace the padding on any used device, though, that is a little gross now that I consider it.
Can any of these work without some idiotic third-party account?
If you’re just talking about WMR devices (and not VR in general), then no, they don’t require an account. The Reverb G2 is the most supported by Monado (and has the best hardware), but I’d try to get the V2 revision. And the cable is a common failure point, so could be an issue with a used purchase.
Not that I have one, or will ever update to W11, but like why?
money
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Into the eWaste furnaces! The furnaces cry out for more eWaste!
Aand that’s why i’m not an early adopter. Especially not of products from big IT.
That’s why I choose open source whenever I can.
If there was an open source VR headset, I’d own it.
That’s why there are less and less early adopters overall. Big tech cut the branch they were sitting on years ago and we’ve been in a free fall ever since.
That’s the big tech philosophy isn’t it. “If at first you don’t succeed, give up. Also if you do succeed, give up anyway just because”
I’m sure glad I didn’t get the HP Reverb G2 when it launched.
idk why anyone would buy anything HP these days anyways