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Somewhat echoing on kanetw/David's comments: But yeah, there aren't many options that I'm aware of, even in Windows. This frankly astonishes me. Of course we'r
by georgewsinger 5y ago
Somewhat echoing on kanetw/David's comments:
But yeah, there aren't many options that I'm aware of, even in Windows. This frankly astonishes me. Of course we're biased, and think that Linux is a better OS than Windows, but it seems like Microsoft is missing a major opportunity by not focusing harder on consumer VR computing.
The HoloLens was an amazing (early/experimental) product that was years ahead of its time. Rather than developing it (and other VR/AR computers) into consumer ready products, they seemed to have spent a bunch of time netting government VR contracts, and now focusing on Metaverse/social networking/gaming (like everyone else).