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I want to trade my laptop for a set of glasses like these, plus a portable keyboard/mouse and drive everything from my phone. Imagine being able to code on a
by drewg123 4y ago
I want to trade my laptop for a set of glasses like these, plus a portable keyboard/mouse and drive everything from my phone. Imagine being able to code on a plane with a large screen, without having to worry about fitting it into the space in front of you..
- jamal-kumar 4y agoI have a friend who does this for productivity reasons. When all you need is a shell to write code in, a phone actually does extremely well because you can project it to your TV and there's just less opportunities for distraction compared to a full desktop PC where there's the temptation to aimlessly browse the web or play video games.
- FeistySkink 4y agoCan you share his setup?
- jamal-kumar 4y agoIt's basically just a wireless keyboard, phone, ssh client, remote vim/shell, screen sharing device like a chromecast, and a tv
- FeistySkink 4y agoOh, I somehow understood it was VR.
- mellosouls 4y agoYou can already do that with Quest VR headset though the embarrassment factor is rather more sizeable.
- mbreese 4y agoHard to set that boundary zone accurately on a plane though…
- mellosouls 4y agoYou just use the stationary boundary, it is intended for sitting. Mind you I'm not gonna be using it in public...
- noir_lord 4y agoI love my quest but it gets hot in summer after an hour and wearing it all day would be slow torture. In winter it's mostly fine. Glasses have airflow and better ergonomics if the use case is just a big (virtual) screen.