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I'm surprised it doesn't support Linux given Jeri's hacker background. Only Win10/11 for now, select Android devices this summer, and macOS later this year. I
by MegaDeKay 3y ago
I'm surprised it doesn't support Linux given Jeri's hacker background. Only Win10/11 for now, select Android devices this summer, and macOS later this year.
I was about to add that one thing the marketing videos don't show is that every pair of glasses needs to be connected to its own dedicated PC. So if you had five people sitting around a board game, there would be five PC's required as well. Glad I checked first. That used to be the case but it looks like they have addressed that recently. Nice!
> With our 1.3 driver update one Windows10 PC can support multiple Tilt Five Glasses. Depending on how many USB-C and USB-A ports you have on your PC, you may need a powered hub to provide enough power and data bandwidth to run more than two Tilt Five Glasses.
https://www.tiltfive.com/faqs https://www.tiltfive.com/faqs
- jgennis 3y agoWe do have "unofficial" Linux support that you can download at: https://docs.tiltfive.com/t5_release_notes_19ii.html https://docs.tiltfive.com/t5_release_notes_19ii.html We can't promise to prioritize issues found in it, but we do use Linux for a lot of our internal development. We're targeting Ubuntu, but I don't think there's anything that would preclude getting it working on another distro.