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>when Vision Pro becomes trendy Vision Pro or its copies are unlikely to be unlocked enough to run user supplied linux.
by nullifidian 3y ago
>when Vision Pro becomes trendy
Vision Pro or its copies are unlikely to be unlocked enough to run user supplied linux.
- one-punch 3y agoYes, but I meant the trend set by Vision Pro may spill over to similar (commodity) hardware, and we may need to interact with 3D Linux “desktop” in the future.
- jeroenhd 3y agoVision Pro perhaps, but companies like Lenovo are already working on VR glasses you plug into a laptop or portable console (the Lenovo Legion had marketing materials leaked that showed them). The Vision Pro concept is hardly new, of course, and there are already various window managers that will work with existing VR headsets. All someone needs to do is bring out a portable PC with the right form factor. I imagine taking the controllers and the touch screen off a Steam Deck would make for something you could quite comfortably wear, though you'd want a better battery/power plug design than what Apple has in mind.