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The idea of a Trinus VR or VRidge-like application for Linux has piqued my interest as of late, and it got me thinking: how does Linux handle VR devices? Obviously it's not just a display output (which was fixed in a Git pull a while ago), but also includes the HMD's rotational and positional axes. Is the display stored as a display output, and the rotational and positional axes stored as joystick events? I sadly cannot find out for myself, because I do not own an HMD.
As for the second question, could one fake an HMD from a phone via (I'm just throwing ideas out there) a modified VNC client on the phone which would also give the phone's gyrometer output? I would really like to know on either of these questions or be pointed toward further reading.
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The idea of a Trinus VR or VRidge-like application for Linux has piqued my interest as of late, and it got me thinking: how does Linux handle VR devices? Obviously it's not just a display output (which was fixed in a Git pull a while ago), but also includes the HMD's rotational and positional axes. Is the display stored as a display output, and the rotational and positional axes stored as joystick events? I sadly cannot find out for myself, because I do not own an HMD.
As for the second question, could one fake an HMD from a phone via (I'm just throwing ideas out there) a modified VNC client on the phone which would also give the phone's gyrometer output? I would really like to know on either of these questions or be pointed toward further reading.
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The idea of a Trinus VR or VRidge-like application for Linux has piqued my interest as of late, and it got me thinking: how does Linux handle VR devices? Obviously it's not just a display output (which was fixed in a Git pull a while ago), but also includes the HMD's rotational and positional axes. Is the display stored as a display output, and the rotational and positional axes stored as joystick events? I sadly cannot find out for myself, because I do not own an HMD.
As for the second question, could one fake an HMD from a phone via (I'm just throwing ideas out there) a modified VNC client on the phone which would also give the phone's gyrometer output? I would really like to know on either of these questions or be pointed toward further reading.
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The idea of a Trinus VR or VRidge-like application for Linux has piqued my interest as of late, and it got me thinking: how does Linux handle VR devices? Obviously it's not just a display output (which was fixed in a Git pull a while ago), but also includes the HMD's rotational and positional axes. Is the display stored as a display output, and the rotational and positional axes stored as joystick events? I sadly cannot find out for myself, because I do not own an HMD.
As for the second question, could one fake an HMD from a phone via (I'm just throwing ideas out there) a modified VNC client on the phone which would also give the phone's gyrometer output? I would really like to know on either of these questions or be pointed toward further reading.
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