Linux Support???
I'm really disappointed that I wasted $400 on a Rift S just for it to become a paper-weight since I don't want to use Windows on my computer. I have no clue why a multi-billion dollar company can't a...
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have you considered just using windows for games? You're digging yourself a hole in the ground by continuing to use Linux. I get it, windows sucks, but you're much more limited with what you can do on Linux. Do with this information what you will, but I can't see support for Linux coming any time soon. Alternatively, you can choose to do without PCVR until support arrives, whenever that may be.
DootSnoot wrote:have you considered just using windows for games? You're digging yourself a hole in the ground by continuing to use Linux. I get it, windows sucks, but you're much more limited with what you can do on Linux. Do with this information what you will, but I can't see support for Linux coming any time soon. Alternatively, you can choose to do without PCVR until support arrives, whenever that may be.
I'm sorry, but you don't really seem to have much of a clue. With Lutris, Steam Deck, etc., Linux now gets pretty good support for many games. Furthermore, it should be more than possible for a billion dollar company to support Linux distros, such like the very common ones like Ubuntu and Fedora. Windows 10 and Windows 11, on the other hand, are now revealing themselves to be real data octopuses and I wouldn't want to have such an operating system on my PC. As soon as the support for Windows 10 ends and Windows 11 takes over, everyone will also have to use a Microsoft account to be able to fully use the operating system. Then, unfortunately, "use Windows only for games" will no longer work and I will be forced to give my data to Microsoft. No thanks. Not happening.