> It's possible Linux is still not ready for the Oculus, but it's not hard to use it as a gaming platform either. I repeat, the situation is not that dire. Wel

> It's possible Linux is still not ready for the Oculus, but it's not hard to use it as a gaming platform either. I repeat, the situation is not that dire. Well, that's why I said Linux is 3-5 years behind Windows rather than say it's impossible to game on Linux (which obviously is not true!) VR systems like the Oculus are going to remain a AAA feature for some time to come, though. You know how AAA games usually don't have a Linux port, or if they do it's a year later? This will be like that. IMO the way to look at the Oculus is as a $2000 console. It's first-generation tech, which means it will eventually get better and cheaper, but for now it's only for the people willing to pay early adopter prices.