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Voted. The Oculus GO had a brightness setting so the Quest should get one too. Even if only a minimal brightness range (as to not affect how games look), it would be appreciated.
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'While running SteamVR without Oculus isn't possible, doing the reverse and running Oculus without SteamVR is. Oculus should make a native OVR-compatible compositor (similar to how OpenComposite works).'
This is where the OpenXR standard is supposed to excell. This topic and some of the commenters here don't seem to understand what the Oculus software does. The Oculus software handles all the VR tracking data and guardian settings (among other things); STEAMVR does not do this!!! Thus, while you'll still need to run the Oculus software, the OpenXR API will allow games on STEAM to bypass STEAMVR and hook directly into the Oculus runtime.
Valve has only recently pushed out a BETA OpenXR API, I say recently like June 2020 (whereas Oculus has made it available since late 2019). OpenXR is mainly a developer thing, but it should make games easier to access on the STEAM side (Oculus may still be closed other headsets).
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At least for the Rift, a FACEBOOK account shouldn't be required to use the social features (like the friends list). I don't care what Oculus requires for the Quest.
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100% agree ! Great suggestion
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Bad idea. The store fees should be the same flat fee across the Oculus store - whether on the official store or on AppLab.