Can anyone speak to the VR experience on Linux? I mainly use my desktop PC for VR nowadays, steam deck for everything else. From what I've heard, however, VR is still steaming garbage on Linux.
this post was submitted on 13 Feb 2025
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I got some good answers here
Sounds like it's not perfect, but may be workable depending on what you're trying to do
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Windows 10 is still supported currently. When that changes I will update to windows 11, until then I have no reason to do so.
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The other half is running linux, right?
Right?
Valve later this year:
It always feels like Windows users hate moving to the new version every time. Maybe for valid reasons, but they drag their feet kicking and screaming. Then they eventually move to it.
This time it's an issue with hardware requirements though. Many people will have to upgrade to even install win11
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I just came across this incredibly detailed guide yesterday. It’s my new go to for those looking to switch. It’s a pick-what-you-want guide. Do as much of it or as little as you want. But I was in preparation to write basically this and this guy did a much better version in 2 months:
when do they roll out that pay for support instead of being forced to windows 11
Gaymers raise up!