VM for Horizon Desktop Editor
Hi, I have a Mac and obviously can't use Horizon's Desktop Editor. I tried running it on Parallels, but that didn't work. So I was thinking about purchasing a cloud PC on Shadow PC; I think they're Windows virtual machines with a dedicated NVIDIA GPU. Before purchasing, I'd like to know if Desktop Editor would work or not. Or if there's a way to run it on a Mac (Apple silicon) with something other than Parallel Thanks.25Views0likes2CommentsMQDH PCVR Fails / CLI PCVR Upload Fails
I'm used to uploading the Quest version of our game via MQDH, and that works. But I'm trying to upload the PCVR build to the Rift store and facing an error. It has been suggested that I try CLI in Powershell, which I'm trying... but I don't think I've quite got it working. At first it was too quick and can't have uploaded 4GB, and now it's not showing progress after about 40 minutes. I'm just looking for a way to upload the game files to the Meta Server. Is there a guide or a video or someone that can help? Conversations on Discord: https://discord.com/channels/516966070448553994/518894436927668244/1423781143244836915 https://discord.com/channels/516966070448553994/516966070448553997/1423820778897412268 Case 00003466Is Horizon OS an Android-compatible implementation (meets the CDD and passes CTS)?
Hi all — quick licensing question about using **Android Studio / the Android SDK** for Horizon OS development. The Android SDK License says it may be used only for “compatible implementations of Android,” meaning devices that **comply with the Compatibility Definition Document (CDD)** and **pass the Compatibility Test Suite (CTS)** (see the overview: [https://source.android.com/docs/compatibility/overview](https://source.android.com/docs/compatibility/overview)). I assume this is fine because **Meta publishes official guidance for using Android Studio with Horizon OS**, but I’d like to make sure the licensing is clear. **Questions:** Has Meta publicly stated that Horizon OS **meets the CDD** and **passes CTS**? 2. If yes, could you share a link to any **official documentation** (announcement, compatibility statement, certification, CTS result, etc.)? 3. If there’s no public statement, what is Meta’s guidance on using the **Android SDK** to develop for Horizon OS in light of the SDK License terms?26Views0likes0CommentsAbout This Category: Questions & Discussions
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