Worth mentioning, that its an german non-profit project. Also it uses Bing's Search-Engine.
Edit: Just learned about the existence of lemmynsfw.com. At the moment not compareable but its growing fast.
I live in germany, and i am not afraid of my government. They have ups and downs but overall its okay, i would say.
I would leave if i were CONSTANTLY afraid.
Not comparable with instagram yet, but its growing fast https://pixelfed.org/servers . And for my interests it is more Than enough. I am no poweruser and follow only a few people, but if i wanted so, i could browse for hours in my subscription-feed.
Not comparable with instagram yet, but its growing fast https://pixelfed.org/servers . And for my interests it is more Than enough. I am no poweruser and follow only a few people, but if i wanted so, i could browse for hours in my subscription-feed.
Understandable. But i like privacy and the whole thought behind FOSS. I am a Software developers myself and like to dig into code and See for myself how it works and play with it.
Since the release of Oculus Dev Kit 1 (https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oculus_Rift) 10 years passed. So i thought that could be a long enough time for an OpenSource-Community to drop a Kind-of-alternative to properitary Oculus Software.
And it seems i was thinking right. Thanks for mentioning ALVR! I searched for an alternative here https://alternativeto.net/software/oculus-experiences/ . But ALVR didnt pop up.
VR Experiences With Oculus Headsets On Linux?
Hey,
I was wondering if there is a way to run Oculus VR Games natively in Linux? I have an Oculus Quest 2 and Oculus Rift CV1 Headset and an dedicated Windows 11 Laptop just for VR Gaming. But i want to ditch it for my Main Linux Gaming Machine. So is there a way to achieve this?
I know there is OpenVR and SteamVR which runs on Linux. But does it work for Oculus Headsets too? And if not, what are the alternatives (Except buying Valve Index Or HTC Vive)?
There is an opensource Alternative i like called huggingface : https://huggingface.co/chat/ https://github.com/huggingface . You can even try different models and languages.
No. Because if your write Software for Android you rely on the Android Debug Bridge (in short ADB). So it is an necessary part for debugging your Software. And ADB always allows installing New Software.