please have a way to either integrate with windows calendar or be able to set ad-hoc alerts to appear. I might have 20 minutes to kill before I need to go somewhere and it would be nice to be able to get an alert in the headset.

Provide different basses for your homes main layout, alow users to add new rooms with different options for size and shape. As well as provide rooms for different functions (ex. Rift Games, movie, store, toy room, ect

A gamepad hasn't been included with the Rift for many months now, so it shouldn't be considered an essential component anymore.

When you have Touch installed, but a gamepad off, the Gamepad is still listed in devices, annoyingly. Just as 'Off' though.

This behaviour doesn't exist for the Remote.

It's annoying because with 3 sensors it means that the Gamepad spills onto a new line.

(Just a minor visual thing, but still annoying)

Having to press a button inside the UI is frustrating for something so fundamental, and there are even unused buttons on the controller.

The Dash UI elements that appear when you press the Oculus button remember where you left them, and reappear there when you open Dash.

The UI elements that appear when pressing the left menu button always appear in the same awkward spot, and even though they can be repositioned, they are back in the same annoying spot next time they appear. They should stay put too?

With graphic settings set to low, several of the 3D models look bizarre. I must assume this is using some sort of automatic LOD reduction, but in some cases the result is off. Two examples are the modern long counter, which has some strange geometry in places as shown in the picture, and the game cartridges, which also look strange in low LOD. Instead of using a dynamic, automatic LOD process, objects should be pre-modeled with low, medium, and high levels of detail to ensure they still look as intended at any graphic setting.

I dislike the idea of smashing a friend's orb to see his or her home. Putting the orb to my face makes more sense, since that's something more games and services use for that type of interaction.

Adding copy, paste and custom shortcut on wrist like the wrist watch on oculus home or facebook space would be good on oculus dash, rather than opening keyboard and pressing ctrl V on it, especially on some window that cant be right clicked

and unique to each hand for more function

Whenever i put my rift back on, i always hit the menu button and quickly check to make sure its on perfectly for clarity. Now that button is hidden behind a couple of menus. It'd be great to see a button on the dash where the touch battery and headphone volume is. Somewhere easy to reach.

It would be great to be able to choose one of the virtual chairs/couchs as your preset seated location, so you could start home from there when you are seated in the real life and you want to use Desktop or play seated games.

Once Oculus Home knows what is your seated position in real life, he could detect if you are there when you start home and placed you automatically in the chair/couch that you have chosen in the virtual world.

since searching the app you need within oculus desktop is kinda hard (especially when the taskbar is hidden automaticly), adding window taskbar to the dash directly would allow faster app switching

If I try to run anything as administrator, the UAC popup appears as expected for confirmation. However, I cannot click Confirm. In fact, I cannot do anything with the Desktop app at this point - all windows are locked up. I have to go to the computer and click confirm there using the mouse before I can proceed.

When in the Oculus Dash, which I use as a virtual desktop sometimes, my hands/touch controllers stay visible forever. After a minute or two of idle time, they should disappear so they don't obstruct your view.

Currently there is a new option to enable sounds coming from Windows to output through the Rift headphones, but it only works when Dash is active. Why not have an additional option for mirroring regardless of when Dash is being used? Say you want to hear notifications, music, videos, etc in VR no matter what you're doing. Without such an option, one has to manually go and change their audio device in Windows every time.

Will we be forced to use the latest Nvidia drivers when 2.0 comes out of beta? If yes, I'm dreading it. I have had issues will all drivers from 387.92 to 388.59 inclusive (game-related issues and Windows problems, nvidia feedback reports submitted). Currently on 385.69 which gives no problems.

Sure would be nice with some playable instruments!
Like an Ukulele maybe...

But how would you play on it with the Touches, that's the question.