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I noticed that moving windows to virtual screen does also not work with the extension enabled. I'm using the AUR package.
My setup:
* Gnome 46
* Wayland
* Viture One
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I have the XReal glasses, but just ordered the Viture and was wondering if there are any plans to have the GingerXR work with them as well.
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First of all, I just want to thank you @wheaney for the great work you are doing around supporting XR glasses on Linux with Breezy Desktop and this Steam Deck plugin.
So the feature I'm actually af…
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add support for external displays plz
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nix-on-droid seems to work fine on low-memory (4 GB and under) Samsung devices which ship with an `aarch64` CPU and kernel but an `armv8l` userland. The only inconvenience is that `bootstrap-aarch64.z…
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AR glasses plus Cursorless could be a very powerful mobile coding platform. Current glasses such as the Viture One and Rokid Max present an HD display of reasonable size. They also have Android TV a…
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I was able to install Termux from Google Play onto my Shield TV and it works great so far, but when I try to purchase Termux:Boot the Play Store site says it's not compatible with my device.
Guess …
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Hello, just received a pair of viture one xr glasses and I was testing them out. I tried installing breezy, but even though the install seems to have worked, playing with the options does not change a…
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Hi,
I was wondering if there is a way to enable 3dof for viture when connected to a linux gnome computer? If not is it in the roadmap?
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Screen extension works great and the Viture device is detected in displays and the displays can be rearranged. I'm interested in pinning virtual windows in space and ultrawide etc. though, which seems…