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I can only provide anecdotal data but every single person in the dev world that I've talked to would disagree. Having unlimited virtual screens is useless if yo
by throwaway675309 4y ago
I can only provide anecdotal data but every single person in the dev world that I've talked to would disagree. Having unlimited virtual screens is useless if you're limited to how much of the screen you can see it at single time given the extremely limited ~90° FOV.
Furthermore, the resolution on a Quest for viewing actual text for long periods of time is entirely too low, and that's not even considering the fact that it can be very difficult to get the entire virtual screen to be in focus given the fresnel lenses. What do you do your programming on, a TI 83 screen?
- belval 4y agoCan confirm, I tried the virtual desktop thing and was somewhat underwhelmed. The pitch sounds amazing, but it practice it just hard to read code in VR.