Of the two controllers in the shot, neither is hooked to the computer. There is a third hiding behind the TV that is. And I do believe the touch pad on the PS5 controller works.
I always wounderd how ppl color the linux logo, quite new to linux only been using ubuntu for 3 months now, but still keeping it vanilla as of I’m still new
That’s something HyFetch does. When you set it up, it asks which flag do you want to use. I’ve been on Linux a long time. I went full time Linux when Windows changed from XP to Vista.
Oh wow long time ago :p I just changed recently, with the win 11 and not taking thier bull anymore, needed a light and reliable system, only having to dul boot just for vr and that’s it
It works but I have to switch to x11 and I kinda like to stick with wayland. The vr input lag is noticeable with xwayland and other things, it’s a horrible experience, wish steam vr was native so I could finnely delete windows;3;
Of the two controllers in the shot, neither is hooked to the computer. There is a third hiding behind the TV that is. And I do believe the touch pad on the PS5 controller works.
I always wounderd how ppl color the linux logo, quite new to linux only been using ubuntu for 3 months now, but still keeping it vanilla as of I’m still new
That’s something HyFetch does. When you set it up, it asks which flag do you want to use. I’ve been on Linux a long time. I went full time Linux when Windows changed from XP to Vista.
Oh wow long time ago :p I just changed recently, with the win 11 and not taking thier bull anymore, needed a light and reliable system, only having to dul boot just for vr and that’s it
That’s pretty fair. Though I hear VR support is getting better on Linux. I’m hesitant to invest in it to find out.
It works but I have to switch to x11 and I kinda like to stick with wayland. The vr input lag is noticeable with xwayland and other things, it’s a horrible experience, wish steam vr was native so I could finnely delete windows;3;