No, at that time they didn't have a Nintendo Switch yet. A PS5 for Baldur's Gate 3 was their first console.
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A lesbian couple on Twitch got asked who the top and who the bottom was. They said they switched.
No idea what that means mechanically.
That is, if the laptop isn't totally locked down by IT. But knowing school's IT budget that probably isn't the case.
I would be without a caregiver, probably close to suicide.
Then again, I probably got the responsible Covid infection from my kids... Nah, still worth it.
I would like to call them Ramond Luxury Yacht. But i won't because nobody would pronounce it correctly.
Now seriously, we deliberately chose first names for our children that would be easy to pronounce in most languages. They also got slightly more exotic second names in case they didn't like their first names.
With Oculus you will have to use ALVR. It is a two-part software with a client running on the headset and a server running as a SteamVR plugin on your PC. Setup used to be a pain in the arse but it's gotten better. But it's still Alpha software so things might break down the line.
Don't expect every game to work. I tried both Batman VR (older one) and 7th Guest and they didn't work. But most of the other games do work.
The good thing about the Meta Quest headsets is that they also work without a PC. The bad thing is that you're at the mercy of Meta. My Quest 1 is still working quite well but no longer gets any OS updates. Normal Android stuff. Maybe the Pico 4 (or whatever their current one is) is better with that. No idea.
That said, I love the standalone headsets because you don't have to fight with a cable with them. It's great, especially if you have the space for room scale VR.
In terms of VR modded games they might not work on Linux. I don't know about those Unreal games but at least Alien Isolation's VR mod cannot work on Linux unfortunately.
Don't expect to get any official support.
Sure, Windows is more open than iOS. But you still have much more freedom with how it works with Linux.
"Not app restricted" does not mean "Windows software". These devices are completely open. You can install whatever you want. That includes the OS.
I just want the Steam and ... button to also work in desktop mode. I'd hack it into the kernel driver to map them to the super key in lizard mode if I could understand it properly. Unfortunately I don't have the energy to read the code.
Now I wonder what would happen if someone were to submit such a change to the Linux kernel. Would Valve try to fight it or work with it?
Ah, I see. Wasn't there a scheduled maintenance on feddit.org? Maybe federation hasn't caught up yet. I think it can take a while, especially on large instances.
At least on the Steam Deck it's great. With or without Steam. In terms of compatibility it's probably best to get an Xbox or PlayStation controller. As far as I know most off-brand controllers present themselves as Xbox controllers.
If you want to do emulation I'd recommend PlayStation controllers because some PlayStation games only work with those because of unique features like the touchpad and motion controls.
Most modern games actually show different buttons depending on whether you have a Nintendo, Microsoft or PlayStation controller. And they all have Linux drivers and also work especially well with Steam and Proton.