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The full VR mode for KDE Plasma continues getting more advanced
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What I wouldn't be sure is how pleasant is to use the desktop.
I'm sure you can open it, but might be unoptimized.
It's just applying Wayland surfaces onto a simple 2D plane in an otherwise empty scene. Wayland is optimized and creating a 2D plane in 3D space is about the most basic task that you can do in a 3D environment. I wouldn't worry about that too much.
You can already do a lot of this on Windows using Vitual Desktop. If you want to get a feel for what it would be like. Virtual Desktop is the most 1:1 comparison, you can create floating 'displays' that show your desktop or you can make them show individual apps. Rendering on a 3080 going to an Index, the framerate never droped below the 144fps limit.