Add a setting to adjust the casted viewport. I find that often, the casted area is just a subsection of what the player is actually looking at, and its usually really high, so I can't see half of the things they are seeing.

I believe this happens because some people need to wear the Quest at a slight angle to keep it in place, but then actually look a bit down when looking at content, while the person watching the cast just sees straight up that angle.

Please allow users to adjust the casted viewport, or maybe this could be also solved by being able to also reset the Y axis, so that the slight tilt is still considered 0 degrees/looking straight forward.

Provide adequate options for users to backup app data before uninstalling the app. Sometimes apps need to be uninstalled and reinstalled due to a troubleshooting error. Oculus Quest needs to provide a way to do this without having to use a separate computer to manually back up the game file and hunt for it in the file directory. Users should be notified and informed that their app local data will be lost permanently if the app is uninstalled. Currently there are no best practices or standards for app developers to inform their users of this other than some afterthought declared on their website - which is not readily seen when the action to uninstall is taken. Oculus needs to step up and take responsibility in handling user data responsibly so it is not accidentally lost.

Due to Microsoft playing silly monkeys with hardware support for Windows 11 I've made a start migrating to Linux now. It's either that or fork out £500 for the next gen processor up from mine that I neither need or want for my Workstation work/Gaming. I'm not doing that lol as I can play VR titles with very high quality settings, and regular games all at max quality.

Given all my other hardware peripherals works fine on Linux and the fact that platforms such as Steam/Proton, Epic Games/Hero Launcher and Roblox/Wine6.1 provide Linux availability, but no Oculus store/compatibility, my Quest 2 might just going to get put in a draw to gather dust.

If I have to be forced to buy new hardware, it'll be for a replacement VR system with Linux support which looks like it'll end up being Valve or HTC at some point. Either way what I do know is that there'll be no point in me paying money for games on the Oculus store that I can't play.

please also allow point and click via headset in the PC Oculus Dash environment when no controllers are connected,
as it is possible on the Quest environment.
So by simply looking around you move a dot , and pressing volume button clicks.

many use Oculus Link almost exclusively for sim racing and don’t want to wake a controller, because when the controller goes back to sleep after a while, the screen blacks out for a moment, which can ruin your race when this happens at the wrong moment.
And each time putting in battery and taking out after having clicked one button to open the Virtual desktop , that is cumbersome.
And I'm sure there are other ways this feature would come in handy for others as well.

A setting to have Oculus Dash automatically show the virtual desktop when you start the Oculus Link session would be very welcome.

From the Q2 menu I am able to get to enable Link without need of a controller, as we can do that by looking around and using the volume button to click (and the controllers remain asleep).

I for one use Oculus Link almost exclusively for sim racing and don’t want to wake a controller, because when the controller goes back to sleep after not being used a while , the screen blacks out for a moment, which can ruin your race when this happens at the wrong moment.
And each time putting in battery and taking out after having clicked one button to open the Virtual desktop , that is cumbersome.