Not to restrict how far you can make the windows go, or at least let us make it go as far as the biggest cinema in the world (probably 100-200 meters?).

Not to restrict how big you can make the screen go (otherwise, it would appear small if the distance is great). Or at least it should be larger than the max FOV (so about 180 degrees in the furthest distance would be good).

make it stop black screening my 43" uhd Tv connected via dvi to hdmi from my 1080 gtx bigscreen beta works fine off my orginal oculus home all plugged in this way to my 1080 card yet desktop no matter what i do blacks out my screen only when i plug screen into my cpu hdmi (i7 4590 )does any of this new stuff work all but desktop which has yet to work properly any attempt to use it black screens my pc hoped dev diary2 would mean it now works !

Lot of people have been experiencing this also. Every NVIDIA 388.xx driver causes lots of stuttering, unstability and performance drop in lot of games. Previous versions run smooth as butter.

If 388.43 is needed for running dash 2.0, someone should investigate this. It's like my gtx1070 went old since the driver update.

Specially noticeable in EVE Valkyrie, from smooooooooth to choppy.

It is cluttered having 2 objects for each game in one category.

All audio is currently bound to a single master volume.

Some items have sound effects (neon lightbulb, sun and planets table, etc). While this is a nice feature, they can get annoying after a while. If we had the ability to turn this sound off that'd be great.

I have a lightbulb by my main table but the whine sound is driving me bonkers.

When the virtual keyboard is activated, make the keyboard appear under the active window, not under the dash console.

As an example, I was turned away from the dash console, facing my desktop window(s). I clicked on the keyboard icon at the bottom of the desktop window to activate the keyboard, and I couldn't see the keyboard.

It was only when I turned around that I saw the keyboard was under the dash console.

There's also no way to grab and move the keyboard to place it under the window either.

For use in Photoshop & other programmes.

Shared screens would be nice to show eachother stuff, maybe like a button you could click to say: 'Share this screen with a friend?'

I was thinking it would also be cool if you could visit a friend who's playing a VR game, and viewing a mirror of what they're playing in their home.

Maybe even go as far, as to view their avatar also? (this is just a plus)

MS Cleartype uses sub-pixel arrangements to display clearer text, but this is only effective when displayed 1:1 on an LCD panel. When viewed in a non-native way, especially zoomed in, text shows color fringing around the edges. Cleartype should be adjusted by Dash so that it uses grayscale font smoothing only.

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.