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According to [1], Linux support is not great: "Unwilling to collaborate. Unofficial, open-source SDK. Exhibits drift, noise.". The VITURE and RayNeo ones that
by arp242 2y ago
According to [1], Linux support is not great: "Unwilling to collaborate. Unofficial, open-source SDK. Exhibits drift, noise.".
The VITURE and RayNeo ones that have "Official collaboration" seem to be roughly similar price.
I haven't researched in-depth yet though. I looked up some YouTube reviews a few weeks ago, but I found it hard to really compare from that. And of course none of the reviewers are using Linux, because they're not cool like that.
I wonder if anyone here has any experiences with it on Linux?
[1]: https://github.com/wheaney/XRLinuxDriver https://github.com/wheaney/XRLinuxDriver
- anonzzzies 2y agoTheir software support (xreal) is very terrible, but most users don't use that anyway; they use it as a normal-ish looking, cheap, fast, long battery big screen. I use it with my s22 ultra in dex mode: it's light, I code/develop with codespaces, termius and vnc. I have very long battery life and it all fits in a little man bag including my foldable keyboard/trackpad. It's the future I use every day. I am looking to the Viture and others, but so far they are more expensive and not better according to the reviews I have seen. I only care about code and the incidental movie (it's great to put noise cancelling headphone, the protection cap (blocking all light) and just sit in the cinema alone.