The button on the side is called the Aux button, it’s mentioned in multiple reviews and I think? also on the product page.

Nice to hear that so many games just work!

Check the Oasis Driver Steam discussions, I got everything running on Fedora 44 KDE on Wayland.

Also FYI the Steam Frame does have speakers aimed at your ears, they’re just not “overear headphones” like on other VR headsets.

While this is certainly neat, I can also highly recommend PDF Arranger. I’ve been using it forever and it can do all types of PDF stitching.

Preliminary support for the Steam Frame Wireless Adapter.

It’s happening :o (only preliminary support but still)

Wow thanks for the video recommendation. I was actually quite annoyed that no other video about the Frame showed the UI.

Oasis actually also got Linux support last week :o

Yeah Rnote definitely comes closest to OneNote, in the Linux/FOSS space.

The emails are sent out in batches (according to someone in this thread, it does make sense though). It means the email batch you’re in wasn’t sent yet, so you still have to wait for the email. I also haven’t gotten an email yet.

Yeah if anything, I’m surprised so many people got an email so quickly. Still a bummer hearing everyone talk about it and just sitting there waiting…

First game to play would certainly have to be Beat Saber, I think that’s my all time favorite game. Then probably play a fresh save of Half Life Alyx (I started one in 2023 but kind of stopped playing).

Wait what? I signed up for 256 GB in the EU, but I didn’t get any kind of email yet.

Edit: I finally received the email, 20h after the signup window closed. Waitlist :(

The Gamers Nexus review mentions it, I can’t give you an exact timestamp though. https://youtu.be/vcerOYY_K1g

Yeah Nextcloud for all learning entites would be huge. We actually have that in Germany for all universities, issue is the vast majority of people don’t even know it exists. And honestly I doubt any of them would even care to use it if they did.

Keep in mind this is a very techy place. I doubt the LaTeX learning curve is worth it for the average Joe. It certainly shouldn’t be the only option for all document writing in school.

I’ve already wondered more than once, why my USB device wasn’t detected…

I usually use the phone mirror trick, but for my AVR I always search for a picture of its back to plug stuff in

While I do agree that native is often better, in this case I don’t. I actually even use Heroic Launcher on Windows for Epic Games aswell.

I never had problems with the collision detection (flashing BRAKE), up until I drove a Fiat 500e recently. It seems to differ by make and model I guess.
That Fiat was insanely obnoxious though: It plays a very loud DING and flashes the entire dash red, even if you’re going quite slow and can literally come to a complete stop with enough space between you and the car in front, just by taking your feet off the pedals and using regenerative braking.
I drove it once and I got that warning like five times. Never had it before with Ford, Opel, Renault, …

Solving problems sure is fun. Only issue is if you have a bad day and the problem is an incredibly frustrating one, which can’t be solved at all or can’t be solved satisfactorily…

I have heard of local DNS multiple times now and been selfhosting for many years, but I’m good with my 192.168.178.39 :)