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If you're into "Linux-first" computing, you might also be interested in SimulaVR's "Linux-first" portable VR headset: www.simulavr.com It will run with an 11th
by georgewsinger 5y ago
If you're into "Linux-first" computing, you might also be interested in SimulaVR's "Linux-first" portable VR headset: www.simulavr.com
It will run with an 11th gen Intel compute pack (x86 ), and have premium specs (roughly double the resolution of the Valve Index).
Turning it on will boot you into SimulaVR's VR window manager (built over the Godot game engine) with hand tracking. All open source.
It's intended to be more comparable to a Linux laptop (like System76) than a VR gaming device like the Quest.
- make3 5y ago"10x more productivity" ...
- georgewsinger 5y agoIt depends on what you're comparing VR to (small laptop, larger/multi-screen rig, etc), and how you use it (e.g. https://www.calnewport.com/blog/2016/05/18/immersive-single-tasking-virtual-reality-and-the-coming-age-of-hyper-productive-work/ https://www.calnewport.com/blog/2016/05/18/immersive-single-...). Working in VR provides an enormous virtual space for immersive work, and can for the right person be actually 10x more productive.
- make3 5y agothey just write 10x more productivity, which should mean on average workout other qualifiers. clearly that's impossible for any non gaslighting definition of productivity.
- istingray 5y agoOo neat, thanks for pointing this out. Linux-first is the way.