Honestly most good text editors should support LSP these days, which at the very least gives a good IDE. That way you can somewhat decouple the dev environment from the text editor, bar a few exception languages that are harder to work with.

No context aware refactoring ? No thank you !

If you want to start using Vim the way i was intended to be used. You should really learn touch typing. Also, text objects are a pretty big deal IMHO.

LSP protocol

The P in LSP, already stands for protocol :)) “Language Server Protocol”

That looks good as well !

Yeah I tried to to embed the video in the OP but it doesn’t seem to work :(

I always love these kinds of videos on portal.

Yup same. And I did not think there were that many games in production with quite that level of production.

It might have been due to the format of the body of your post as well. Since you just paste the first few paragraphs they might think it’s your opinion if they don’t open the article first. Which probably most don’t do.

They have stopped production but I feel like they are still invested in the AVP ecosytem. They still have their new NBA thing going on and are still updating the OS quite frequently.

Damn that’s a low price considering all the problems it fixes.

That’s good to hear !

Hm yeah that would be nice. I’m just not sure if the headset can draw that much, as others have said, it might just be the maximum speed it can charge at.

You are right about the title, I can’t believe I just read over that first part of that paragraph. Even my other post of the climbey dev talking about his devkit shows a much lower power draw.

Actually you are probably right, my other post of the climbey dev did show a way smaller power draw 🤔

I do agree the performance seems a tad bit disappointing and you are right, we should all manage our expectations regarding standalone. As shown in the second video, foveated rendering (not streaming) does show some promise however. If only developers were able to easily implement it, and were pushed to do so. The performance gains seem huge.

I do think tho that the better usage for the Frame is going to be flat screen games in standalone, and wireless PCVR for VR. At least it should be good quality wireless VR with their tech.

Yeah, the only thing that worries a bit is the fact that he doesn’t show climbing but it does look really cool.

You can’t cross-post image posts huh

Some bug and issues only appear on 32-bit architectures, so you do have to test for both. Which is a strain, for only such a amall userbase.

If you have ever used the steam workshop, read discussions, guides or news. You have benefitted from the steam community.
And reviews are also part of the steam community.