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> You can run android apps on the quest and I'm not sure people care that much. Yes, but these apps aren't native to the interaction patterns of AR/VR. They're
by kitsunesoba 3y ago
> You can run android apps on the quest and I'm not sure people care that much.
Yes, but these apps aren't native to the interaction patterns of AR/VR. They're adapted touch apps, which makes them as awkward as touch apps adapted to a desktop OS are.
Native visionOS apps have full affordances for eye and hand-based navigation and should be a good deal more pleasant to use in AR than emulated touch apps will be.
- atchoo 3y agoInteraction has not been the sticking point for me (keyboard aside), it's the lack of a "why". I quite enjoyed browsing the web in various VR headsets, it's a fun novelty experience, but it's not sticky as a tool because it's not adding anything to the experience yet adds the irritation of goggles.