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I think the point of the newsletter is to showcase workspaces at home that really work for those doing creative things. It doesn't have to be an expensive setup
by didgetmaster 4y ago
I think the point of the newsletter is to showcase workspaces at home that really work for those doing creative things. It doesn't have to be an expensive setup or a super clean environment, but it should be functional for the task at hand. Just throwing an old computer on top of a garbage heap doesn't do anything for me!
- ryangilbert 4y agoExactly. I have and will feature all spaces but I think the nature of the audience and who I reach out to for their setup tends to direct the content in a certain direction.
- 6510 4y agoMaybe if you are working on game graphics for some post apocalyptic dystopia.
- amelius 4y agoYou could wear VR goggles and turn that garbage heap into a beautiful beach. Someone should start selling VR workspaces.
- jspiral 4y agoi am very interested in the next generation of things like horizon workrooms on oculus. I find the current gen unpleasant to use for long periods of time but I'm sure it can be improved
- gpm 4y agoFirst you need VR goggles that you can reasonably work in... These guys are making a go at that: https://simulavr.com/ https://simulavr.com/ And facebook is probably going to in the future given the R&D they've been showing off: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6AOwDttBsc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6AOwDttBsc But having used the current generations of headsets (Valve Index, Quest 2), they just aren't quite there yet.