ya, not perfect but significantly better than before
ya, not perfect but significantly better than before
Anow if only the LGO didn't have this bizarre bug for starting up p3 reload 
Aok, now apparently it's on hotfix, no more need for experimental bleeding edge
TJust got that random crash from sleep you were talking about. Is it something to really worry about? And switch to maybe modern standby or something or nah
Athe crashing in S3 sleep hasn't negatively affected my device or anything, if that's what you're worried about. I do wish that it wasn't an issue to begin with.
if you want to swap to modern standby, I personally haven't tried on the win 4, so dunno how well it works.
But it's what's used on the LGO. And it seems to work surprisingly well there, dunno if it'll be the same on the win 4.
if you want to swap to modern standby, I personally haven't tried on the win 4, so dunno how well it works.
But it's what's used on the LGO. And it seems to work surprisingly well there, dunno if it'll be the same on the win 4.
THow would I go about changing that if I wanted to in the future ?
Ato change it temporarily, run:
Abut it'll reset on reboot
Aso you'll probably need a startup systemd service to enable it on boot
Aalternatively add a kernel arg
Arpm-ostree kargs --append=mem_sleep_default=s2idleAbut i'd say first try the temporary version, and see if it even works at all on the win 4
MIt possibly looks like a mismatch between the GPU sending YCbCr and your TV expecting RGB or vice versa. AMD or nvidia?
MAMD, Rx570 4gb to be precise
MHmm I'm not familiar with AMD's drivers. With HDR off, see if theres an option/config to force YCbCr and see if it happens then
MOk thanks it's a lead atleast
MDoes your TV have an "info" button or something that shows the display mode? It may show the colour space info there. Or alternatively another HDR-capable display to test? I know that with nvidia on Windows at least, when enabling HDR it sends 8-bit RGB by default, which is very much non-standard and could definitely cause issues with displays that (correctly) expect HDR to be always 10-bit YCbCr
BInteresting enough I think I resolved my issue by setting a custom profile for nested desktop and setting the refresh rate at 60hz
RBig question is it worth 3500?
TMaybe I’m just crazy but I’m playing a different game and I feel like there’s some sort of input lag no matter what game it is. Maybe I got too used to the legion go screen but something feels weird I swear
Tis there a way to lower the rumble a bit by chance?
VMaking me jealous lul
VI do hope we see competitors sooner than later
VI need me ublue powered spatial computing
CIt's a VR headset with exterior cameras. The competitors have been on the market at a fraction of the price with better software for several years
CIts only unique feature is being entirely unusable for VR gaming
VBetter software might be true, but the implementation of actually being able to do productivity on the vision is better
CMarginally
CUntil everyone else pushes a couple software updates
VThe quest 3 can only realistically have 3 apps open at a time, and most of the apps it supports don't even support that. It's more like using a phone.
CIt's also less than 8% of the price
VWell I'd like to see it. If meta emulate the vision's workflow in the quest 3 I'll buy one
DDoes it have Half-Life Alyx yet? /J
VAlyx is only on steam
DSorry didn't add the /j
CQuest headsets are the absolute bottom of the barrel for capabilities and support, but they are dirt cheap compared to most alternatives and can be fiddled with to stream from a device with actual computing power and peripheral support
VI understand cheaper thing comes with compromises, but the 3 app limit is entirely arbitrary and the lack of non-game software on the quest makes it less comparable to the vision
VOk but that's just saying "The vision pro is bad because the Quest COULD do that"
The reality is at least for now, it doesn't.
The reality is at least for now, it doesn't.
DIn general, Quest is a monitor, Vision Pro is a laptop. It kinda doesn't need to be a laptop tho?
VQuest is a phone
VThe rift and index are monitors
CThe 3 app and software limit is because it's slightly weaker than a mid-range phone. It is usable as a monitor instead, which I just said
CNot could, can. I have.
VThe only screen mirroring software I know of does not allow multiple apps to be used, and the one I know of that does allow multi-apps doesn't allow input.
VI might be wrong, there may be an app that does both
VMoonlight probably does but it'd need sideloading and isn't really a "quest" app
VNot sure if moonlight allows other apps too but I'd need a quest to test it
CIt is limited in window placement and separation, which is not a limitation under a majority of circumstances
VThe fact it's and arbitrary limit that annoys me. There's no reason for it to be like that.
VI know the competition can do what apple does, but they didn't.
CApple's headset has a decent blend of software tweaks which will take a few months for other companies to implement because there has never been any demand for it outside of the enterprise Hololens. Every other product failed because nobody cared and what Apple did has extremely limited real-world advantages.
