Look up Forza Motorsport, they already came up with some "Game Services" which make it unbootable on Linux

Yes, but the desktop app has to connect to your phone first before you can do anything

Aah that's what Samsung meant with 3D NAND /s

What model is it, if I may?

Ableton works on Linux through Wine. Not sure about other plugins/live setups though

I guess that's what Fatboy Slim meant with "The Sound of Milwaukee"

ALVR is meant for wireless headsets only

OGs remember their first content like this on r/196

Femboy posture

Try Envision. In general OpenXR games run amazingly through Monado (Vive Pro), but OpenVR games are a hit or miss

It can't say no either /s

https://lvra.gitlab.io/docs/hardware/ Disclaimer: I don't own the Beyond

Unofficially yes, but currently only on AMD cards and requires kernel patches as of this writing.

SteamVR on Linux is still a large issue stopping people to enjoyably play VR games on it. Yes Monado exists but it's not a drop-in replacement for SteamVR

Username fits

Comic Mono is on AUR though so more convenient than piracy

Samsung had a VR headset before though - https://www.samsung.com/us/support/computing/hmd/hmd-odyssey/hmd-odyssey-mixed-reality/

Comic Code is paid though

Related video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAE4NWoyMZk

This sounds like the chicken or egg debate

I'd like to see those numbers stacked against modern Proton/Wine-GE solutions focused on gaming, rather than stock Wine