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Several reasons: 1. You need a dedicated PC for this, or the friction of having to set everything up will lead to you never using it. 2. VR on Linux is a comp
by kanetw 5y ago
Several reasons:
1. You need a dedicated PC for this, or the friction of having to set everything up will lead to you never using it.
2. VR on Linux is a compatibility nightmare. Focusing on one configuration as our baseline makes things so much simpler.
- musingsole 5y ago1. Okay, I have several candidates. 2. Ok. Welcome to life in Linux? If these justifications were serious, I should have the option to buy just the headset and navigate the compatibility problems if I chose. We're talking about Linux after all. Having this one option and hiding behind the excuses I've seen indicate they've jumped the shark sooner to consumerism than I would've hoped.
- kanetw 5y agoYou do. We sell a tethered edition that's just the headset.