I haven't seen any posts about this here yet, the Oasis Driver for Windows Mixed Reality headsets added Linux support two weeks ago.

As I also got waitlisted for the Steam Frame, I have directed my enthusiasm there instead and now I have my HP Reverb G2 working again on Fedora 44. I still have to polish some small issues, but overall it works very well, even better than it did on Windows 10 before.

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Circling back to report that this does indeed Just Work, although with one caveat for Windows users. I'm astonished. I tired it in Windows first which because I have an AMD GPU required holding my nose and "upgrading" to 24H2 at minimum. This is (not at all) conveniently the same feature update which rug-pulls WMR capability natively and can't be undone without a reinstall and if you're in the same kind of shoes I am and your WMR headset was working previously, that's probably because you had locked your feature version to that one with third party tools and/or group policy. So that was mildly trepidatious.

But so far so good. My only wrinkle seems to be that the double tap the menu button to activate camera passthrough does not seem to work. (Yes, I enabled the cameras in settings.)

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