Microsoft is finally giving Windows 11 users more control over the taskbar again, including full screen-edge placement and a smaller, more compact mode. The update also improves how menus and window labels behave depending on the taskbar position.
Oculus Rift CV1 and OVR. Logitech G29, it’s rewuired Ghub shit softeare and some Win Registry tweaks to better control it. DSX, LosslessScaling, Povohat Mouse Accel, Razor Synapse a bunch of game mods like NorthStar for Ttitanfall, CheatEngine (for sp games evidently) and a couple Switch/PS2-3 emulators.
The G29 appears to work when set to PS3 mode. OpenRGB does everything I used Razer Synapse for. I don’t know which emulators you use but PCSX2, RPCS3, and Ryujinx work great on Linux. There is a Linux equivalent for CheatEngine. I’ve never used it however. I have no experience with VR but this might help. I think you’ll find alternatives to most things you need. The only way to know if Linux will work for you is to try it.
Same. If it wasn’t for a handful of gaming related apps and peripherals, I’d be on Linux already.
May I aak which apps and peripherals?
Sure!
Oculus Rift CV1 and OVR. Logitech G29, it’s rewuired Ghub shit softeare and some Win Registry tweaks to better control it. DSX, LosslessScaling, Povohat Mouse Accel, Razor Synapse a bunch of game mods like NorthStar for Ttitanfall, CheatEngine (for sp games evidently) and a couple Switch/PS2-3 emulators.
The G29 appears to work when set to PS3 mode. OpenRGB does everything I used Razer Synapse for. I don’t know which emulators you use but PCSX2, RPCS3, and Ryujinx work great on Linux. There is a Linux equivalent for CheatEngine. I’ve never used it however. I have no experience with VR but this might help. I think you’ll find alternatives to most things you need. The only way to know if Linux will work for you is to try it.