

Linux mobile will be harder to build but in the long run will be vastly better, but it’s admittedly a very long run.
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Linux mobile will be harder to build but in the long run will be vastly better, but it’s admittedly a very long run.


Aosp makes more sense as a short term strategy, but google is making developing graphene harder, linux mobile is a much better long term strategy
And if you don’t know tmr is basically a straight upgrade, makes it vastly more power efficient. Pretty much the same otherwise.
Wow it’s actually a usb-a port, I don’t know how they’re sending that much data over it but it’s certainly close to its limits, there’s a reason most monitors aren’t usb and all usb webcams suck
That’s making use of a one way port, I can’t plugin a displayport backwards.
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It’s a good start and has everything necessary for it, I guarantee a nice xr wayland compositor will exist for this in no time, and when they make the frame 2 it will likely be ready for xr as a usecase, all they really need is color passthrough and microoled, maybe higher fov and it’ll be there.
It would need a massive amount of throughput and latency, try a usb webcam and notice how shit it is, same problem.
Nonexistant because it doesn’t have inside-out tracking…
the cameras themselves are not the problem, it’s all the processing and cooling required to make that work along with the processing for passthrough and many other things. I doubt this headset would be much lighter if it was not standalone and still had inside out tracking.
Inside out tracking requires an array of cameras and a processor as well as a way to cool it.


If you submit a patch with a custom layout you can do this pretty easily
i have almost no dev experience and managed.
It doesn’t have inside-out tracking. You can’t have both.


Thumb-key is the solution.
I don’t see why not, but you probably wouldn’t want to because the battery is a perfect counterweight, making it much more comfortable.


Somebody really needs to make a modern xr wayland compositor…
The battery is functioning as a counterweight and is optional.
cost, absolutely valid though.
The battery is in the strap anyway and the additional weight for compute is likely very negligible.
That’s true, but android has some pretty fundamental issues that would take some massive rewrites to fully resolve, not to mention that if we switched to linux patches wouldn’t have to be written for multiple operating systems.