Not sure if this is a new idea, or a bug introduced by Core 2.0 beta.

When playing games that don't support the Touch controllers, the guardian system is disabled until the game is exited. Once back in Oculus Home/Dash or when loading a Touch enabled game the guardian system works fine again.

I'm sure that before Oculus Core 2.0 beta, that loading a non-Touch enabled game wouldn't disable the guardian system?

So I guess this is either a great new idea, so please vote, or it's a bug that needs fixing, so please vote :-)

You know how the Windows Mixed Reality home has separate rooms, and pinned windows in each room? I would LOVE for that to be on the Oculus Rift.

The game Sports Bar has an ingenious locomotion method called "hulk mode" where you press both "grab" buttons and then grab the environment, allowing you to quickly and intuitively rotate your environment and make small adjustments to your position. This would be amazing in addition to other additional locomotion methods.

Still can't hit the golf ball with the club without it shooting backwards

Ad windows audio out selection to Core 2.0. Would be useful when watching a video

If you could access a connected phone's cam in a small screen in front of the corner of your eye you could " see your room " while you're gaming. So that, while playing, you could keep an eye on your kids or your weird friend that you don't trust completely.

The "Unsupported hardware" warning in Dash's virtual desktop is rather big and obscures lower part of the desktop, making it awkward to peek "over" the warning.

Moreover, there does not seem to be currently a way to dismiss the warning. It would be great if there were, otherwise I need to start going back to hardware description file hacking, because it is very annoying.

As I was in the store app on Dash, I had the desktop app open as well. When I tried to change to my library, it said please wait as it was trying to close the store app. This looped until I just turned off my rift. I also don't think its a good idea to be able to move the desktop screen closer and further away because new users can accidentally do that and not understand what is going on.

The ability to taste, touch, hear, smell, and see everything.
Also more importantly, Superior human interface controls.
Either better controllers or brainwave based input?

If you say it can't be done, the moon was not reachable until we proved that notion false... Don't limit your mind with self imposed barriers.

I use Oculus Desktop to run app and play games.
In FPS games like Ghost Recon Wildlands or ARMA 3 I would like to disable the headtracking function if not games are not playable!
Bigscreen works like a charm but would not launch another app instead the Oculus Desktopone.
Thank you

99.9% of the time this is why I open the app. There's no reason to require an extra click to get there.

The default size is a lot bigger than before. Whenever I open the app, the vertical length is maximised to cover the entire screen (1440x900). I can resize it to roughly the same as the 1.20 Oculus app, but it doesn't retain the size upon restarting the app.

Please make the app remember the last set size, and/or scale the default to the resolution of the screen (or just use the previous size).

When using desktop anywhere inside oculus, my mouse click is extremely inaccurate (most of the times the clicks happen a few inches high and to the left of where I'm pointing), making clicking on anything almost impossible. How can I fix this?

Running Windows 10, ryzen 7 1700 and NVidia gtx 1070ti. Thanks!

At OC5, the Dead and Buried demo had a feature that allowed spectators to watch the game using the AR feature on a tablet.

Others have demonstrated that this is also possible with headsets which don't use SLAM-based inside-out tracking: https://owlchemylabs.com/owlchemy-mobile-spectator-ar-spectator-camera/

Making this feature a native part of the Rift's SDK would make it way easier to show Rift experiences to friends on social media, and could even be incorporated into games to allow asymmetric multiplayer experiences (where players use their phones to interact with a person in VR).

While lunching fifa (nonVR game) on oculus rift beta 2.0, the xbox controller buttoms functioning as touch controller, LT zooming the screen, RT opening another screen and so on. Therefore, if you can add an option on Oculus rift setting to deactivate these function on XBOX 1 game bad will be great in order to enjoy the game using the screen on Oculus rift. Also if we you add an option to remove the pointer on the screen that moves according to head's movement as it bothers while playing the game and it does function as pointer on game selections.