As the owner of a pair of one of these glasses, I really like using them in bed at night as a monitor that isn't mega bright while my partner is asleep. Or whi

As the owner of a pair of one of these glasses, I really like using them in bed at night as a monitor that isn't mega bright while my partner is asleep. Or whilst sitting on the couch as I don't like having to look down to play games (and saves my arm from getting numb from holding up a Steam Deck). I hope that due to reverse-engineering these protocols we'll finally get some cool (open source) features out of these! The one I have (xreal Air) is really comfortable to wear, but the 1080p resolution is more like 720p due to the fact that pixels aren't always crisp when reading text (I think it has to do with the prism), so e.g. a head tracking larger desktop would be amazing. I think there is already some work on that (e.g. https://www.reddit.com/r/Xreal/comments/16cj63g/steam_deck_headtracking_works_available_in_the/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Xreal/comments/16cj63g/steam_deck_h... ), but I'm waiting for it to be good enough to integrate with e.g Hyprland/wlroots so I will use it. It'd also be cool even to have something like PaperWM track left/right head movements.