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See also Simula, a Wayland-based VR Linux compositor: https://github.com/SimulaVR/Simula https://github.com/SimulaVR/Simula It's very close to be able to be wo
by georgewsinger 9y ago
See also Simula, a Wayland-based VR Linux compositor: https://github.com/SimulaVR/Simula https://github.com/SimulaVR/Simula
It's very close to be able to be working with the HTC Vive. With this, you could put on a headset and see 50 terminals in front of you, next to your 50 web browsers :)
- jMyles 9y agoI thought that the primary constraint here was hardware, and specifically resolution? Is it actually possible with current hardware to have a workable development environment... err... ... world?
- kakarot 9y agoWith current resolution, I don't think it's worth it. Probably in a generation or two.
- georgewsinger 9y agoText resolution is the main issue; on current hardware, it's still not good enough to use for extended periods of time, but I think this is partially because nobody has bothered to optimize 3D text rendering to the extent that a viable 3D Desktop would require it. Does working in VR sound appealing to you?
- jMyles 9y ago> Does working in VR sound appealing to you? Heck yeah! Not only because of feature-richness (a debugger that lets me climb up and down the execution stack sounds rad) but also for space-saving: I live in a school bus, so a 3-monitor standing desk isn't really a very viable option. But if a VR or AR headset can turn a hallway into that, I'm in!