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Look at all the comments explaining what to pick to an invisible audience. The OP didn’t actually ask a question. 🤭

And this is why Mastodon and Lemmy are too much for your average person.

That one is a bit different because it’s intended to fill in hitches and small dips. It’s not magic. It won’t take you from 60 to 90 fps the whole time. That won’t be a nice experience.

In fact, people usually turn off the version valve made for SteamVR when using VRChat because VRChat almost never meets frame rate in most busy worlds. And it’s better to just have a lower frame rate instead of warped and interpolated frames. It’s counter intuitive but true.

While frame gen is always inserting X frames between frames with the goal of consistent multiplication of your base frame rate.

Strange. That seems like it would be a good combination. I have friends who use Linux for VR regularly, and usually the issues described are around software compatibility. Not overall basic functionality.

Exactly. Frame gen is trash if you can only hit like 28 FPS before turning it on. But if you are already over 60, it can be fine.

But there is always a latency penalty, and that’s why if you can’t make frame rate without it, you are just digging a deeper hole latency wise.

Is this before you enter a game? Or only in the game you tested?

If it’s like that in the dashboard, then it might be a distro thing.

Lemmy Linux users are out of hand, this is tasteless.

Content Ordered. Thank you.

Oh, small prints. Thanks!

Can you put this one on your store? Thanks.

No Mans Sky will not run well on the HMD you’ll want to stream that one from your PC.

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I guess so! I do use steam input. I bet it’s because I use a PS5 controller with Destiny 2. Even though it’s a Sony game, I don’t get native support.

I didn’t use a keyboard and mouse once.

All controllers or VR controllers.

This is in part because of electron.

Even Steam is a chromium app. 😥

ARM is so hot right now.

Seriously, consumer devices are all slowly moving in that direction. Valve sees where things are going.

The Steam deck is portable first. So I assume they don’t expect you to dangle a drive off of it.

That said, I bet the Steam Machine will get them to rethink this, and hopefully the changes come to the Deck too.

I think a migration to a properly provisioned community is a better idea. It seems Voyager and other clients don’t display whatever you supposedly changed by default. (I know, the display name).

Changing the display name isn’t enough. And I don’t think “the community is too small” is a good excuse to mangle this one.

Linux being a sexuality is a myth!

As someone who only ever heard others argue about it, this sounds like something out of the 90s to me.

Weird stuff.