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People keep asking: This is how I control two different operating systems at once with Vision Pro Left center: Mac OS Virtual Display Right center: Windows 11 PC via Steam Link My Logitech keyboard can switch between Bluetooth and dedicated dongle Mouse dedicated for the PC

Brad Lynch

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Tundra Labsvor 2 Jahren

What if the keybaord toggled the connection based on eye gaze 🤯

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Brad Lynchvor 2 Jahren

Bluetooth mode almost does this. Because Steam link communicates keyboard input to the main PC But sometimes it’s very hit or miss. So I do the hardware switch for reliability

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J4CK ᯅvor 2 Jahren

brad i accidentally turned off the steam link screen buttons and it says "press four fingers to bring it back" so i've essentially soft locked myself without force quitting the app 😭help

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Brad Lynchvor 2 Jahren

Lol oh fug

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Swavor 2 Jahren

Nice! I have both the Logitech K780 and MX Vertical. Both have 1/2/3 switches on them and it's fantastic!!

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Brad Lynchvor 2 Jahren

You understand 🥲

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Ian Zelbovor 2 Jahren

Is steam link usable?

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Brad Lynchvor 2 Jahren

It’s what I’ve been primarily using to connect to my PC

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Timothy Samplevor 2 Jahren

Even after a week of nonstop use, I still expect my windows to be there when I take the headset off.

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You can now pin a dock of your recently opened Mac apps right on your desk and switch between them with a single tap when using Mac Virtual Display on Vision Pro. It updates automatically so you always have a direct shortcut to the apps you’re currently working with. You can even pin your favourites to the front of the line to create your perfect setup. It‘s called App Time Travel, and it's one of the headline features in the big new choclift for Vision Pro update, available today.

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I FINALLY tried out the ultra-wide display, and I’m sorry, but I refuse to accept that this isn’t already the KILLER feature for the Apple Vision Pro. I edited this entire video on it, and here are my thoughts: 1. Productivity Boosted to the Max: I was so much faster than usual, never needing to switch between any windows. It is so cool. 2. Sharper Display: It’s hard to describe, but the clarity is so much closer to Retina now. Everything feels significantly sharper and more refined. 3. Immersive Experience: You truly feel godlike. This isn’t something my video can capture—you have to experience this massive screen curving around you to really understand what I mean. I used to tell everyone that while I loved the virtual Mac setup for when I’m on the go, I still preferred my 5K Studio Display at home. Well, that’s over, guys. Nothing beats this level of screen size and aspect ratio. #VisionPro #ultrawide

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3 mo ago, I said windows will be the first AI-first OS. Surely, Microsoft delivers with a sharp vision and steady hand. To me, Windows Copilot is a way bigger deal than Bing Chat. It's becoming a full-fledged agent that takes *actions* on the OS & native software level, given your your computer state & local files as input. OpenAI Universe (during my 2016 internship) had the same idea, but keyboard/mouse is not the correct action space for most useful tasks. I believe the right recipe consists of: - An extremely powerful coding LLM (GPT-4) - Privileged API (OS or software-native ops) - Plugin API to let developers expand the ecosystem - Optional visual input (parsing screen pixels if necessary). GPT-4's vision API demo seems to have very strong screenshot understanding. Windows is on the right track. The first JARVIS is around the corner.

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Jim Fan

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The interviewer said he’s jealous of Khabib and Islam's brotherhood, asking him for the secret. Khabib said, “One thing that surprises me is when I see people surprised about how two men can have a good relationship.” 🤝🫂 “The way we grow up in Dagestan is a little bit different than in Australia, the US and Europe. One thing that surprises me is when I see people surprised about how two men can have a good relationship. Why are you guys surprised? I don’t understand. Now I realize more that in this world people miss this good relationship with parents, friends and neighbours. People don’t have this kind of relationship, and this makes me surprised and a little sad.” (Via OnePath Network)

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Adam Huntington

144,532 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

Dear Constituents, I have always believed that true leadership is about service, sacrifice, and commitment to the people. My desire has consistently been to work towards the unity, progress, and development of Oshodi-IsoloConstituencyII. I remain dedicated to listening, understanding, and standing for the welfare of my people at all times. Together, we can continue to build a stronger and better Oshodi-Isolo Constituency II for everyone. Thank you for your trust, support, and belief in the vision we share. The journey continues, and with God on our side, greater things lie ahead.

Dear Constituents, I have always believed that true leadership is about service, sacrifice, and commitment to the people. My desire has consistently been to work towards the unity, progress, and development of Oshodi-IsoloConstituencyII. I remain dedicated to listening, understanding, and standing for the welfare of my people at all times. Together, we can continue to build a stronger and better Oshodi-Isolo Constituency II for everyone. Thank you for your trust, support, and belief in the vision we share. The journey continues, and with God on our side, greater things lie ahead.

Okey-Joe Onuakalusi

62,278 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

Added an AR Display to my phone joystick. It smoothly follows your hand's position. You can also switch to a big screen view. It will move along your sight direction and stay static. In future iterations, I will add a dedicated section in the phone app to control it (distance, size, surface snapping, anchoring, etc.). Another thing to try is to replace a video stream with a portal of the game itself. Originally, I started developing this prototype for the Quest platform, but now I realize that it makes more sense in Apple's ecosystem since they already have cross-device mirroring functionality, and what I showed would be a logical extension of their approach. I probably need to rewrite it for Vision Pro 😊

Added an AR Display to my phone joystick. It smoothly follows your hand's position. You can also switch to a big screen view. It will move along your sight direction and stay static. In future iterations, I will add a dedicated section in the phone app to control it (distance, size, surface snapping, anchoring, etc.). Another thing to try is to replace a video stream with a portal of the game itself. Originally, I started developing this prototype for the Quest platform, but now I realize that it makes more sense in Apple's ecosystem since they already have cross-device mirroring functionality, and what I showed would be a logical extension of their approach. I probably need to rewrite it for Vision Pro 😊

Oleg Frolov

35,822 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr