Looks like there's an emacs package for elastic tab stops.

osu! is a competitive game that is open source, and its arguably the most popular rhythm game right now and there's not much of a cheating problem.

You can find a lot of old school websites hosted on neocities, though a lot of them are more of an art project than an actual website.

I'm not them so idk. Also I think Canonical uses a slightly different ubuntu logo these days.

ubports has been completely community maintained and separate from Canonical for longer than it was actually under Canonical.

I got PCVR working on Manjaro (my main installation is NixOS and I installed Manjaro to see if VR would work) on my Valve Index, but for some reason audio sounded like it was bass boosted a ton and games ran at 30 fps. IMO PCVR on Linux just isn't there yet. The steam vr dashboard didn't work at all either, might've been because of the new Steam VR 2.0 not prioritizing Linux use at all.

Not sure what the experience is like on quest, but I would think its not too far off from my Valve Index experience.

The new demo for what? I have no idea what you are talking about. I'd like to think I know a bit about metaverses as a VR enthusiast.

Do you mean the winrar exploit? I don't know of or can find any other exploit related to rar files. If this is what you mean, it only affects winrar which is only on windows and most people use 7zip anyways.

Varjo headsets. Apple actually used Varjo's headsets to test out the software for the Vision Pro while developing it. There isn't any software specifically for the Varjo headsets since its just business focused.

Apple's headset is much cheaper than Varjo's, somehow, despite having similar tech.

You can't play VR on linux without significant pain and most VR games are from small devs who don't do unethical stuff like pay-to-win.

You could just install neovim on termux and get the full experience.

elfeed in emacs