Then I’m really confused about how I was playing Beat Saber on my Windows partition last night.
Also, I’m not sure “it doesn’t work on Windows” is the standard the Linux community should be trying to live up to. My old laptop doesn’t work on Windows 10 or 11, but it runs modern Linux just fine.
Unless you’re just playing dumb, you should be aware that it has been removed from Windows 11. You can hold back the update for now at least (or stay on Windows 10).
Anyway Monado is coming along nicely, but unless Valve and the other companies they are involved in it start throwing more devs at it, there’s not much more that can be done.
it doesn’t work on windows anymore either
Then I’m really confused about how I was playing Beat Saber on my Windows partition last night.
Also, I’m not sure “it doesn’t work on Windows” is the standard the Linux community should be trying to live up to. My old laptop doesn’t work on Windows 10 or 11, but it runs modern Linux just fine.
Unless you’re just playing dumb, you should be aware that it has been removed from Windows 11. You can hold back the update for now at least (or stay on Windows 10).
Anyway Monado is coming along nicely, but unless Valve and the other companies they are involved in it start throwing more devs at it, there’s not much more that can be done.
I am aware of that. It was part of my decision to move to Linux (and to keep my Windows 10 partition).
That doesn’t change the fact that it also doesn’t work on Linux, which was the point of my original comment.
I look forward to Monado progressing, but in the meantime Linux is not a solution for gamers who care about VR and own a WMR headset.