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SteamVR Support #113
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I am trying to use this container with Occulus Quest 3 and I get Streaming VR is not available on that computer. Has anyone figured out a workaround yet? |
Hello, i have the same problem and the same log. This leads to the error message on my Quest 3 : "VR Streaming not available on this SteamLink" or something like this. Have anyone been able to launch SteamVR with SteamHeadless ? |
Did either of you manage to get this to work? |
I have the same issue.. but what i found was that after installing https://github.com/alvr-org/ALVR & registering the driver, the error would still pop up but after that steamVR seems to be running.. but shows this error: Sadly i still can't connect via SteamLink and when connection using ALVR, steamvr server is eating all CPU cores & i have to kill the container :/ |
Is your feature request related to a problem?
XFCE4, the window manager of the container, does not support DRM leasing, that is needed for SteamVR to run properly.
What is your feature request?
First of all, congratulations for this awesome container, as stated in other issue, it's really pure magic.
But there is one thing that would be really nice to have and is missing, which is supporting SteamVR.
I managed to run the container in my TrueNAS setup. And I can run Steam and Epic games very well. But SteamVR doesn't work due that xfce4 doesn't have DRM leasing support: https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/18A4-1E10-8A94-3DDA
I tried to change xfce4 for KDE-Plasma by change the Dockerfile and build my own image, but couldn't make it work yet. But, besides that, KDE-Plasma is very large (more than quadupled the size of the container) and heavy.
Any ideas of what to do? Any other replacement for xfce4?
Are there any workarounds?
No response
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