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I have the OG Vive that I can't get working in Linux (never installed Windows on my new computer so I'm honestly not sure if it's a hardware issue). It detects the controller and headset positions, but won't send video to the headset, everything else works.
I want to buy an Index, but Valve has been out of stock for a long time now. I searched the web and found a rumor that Valve is releasing new VR hardware in Q4 2025 in time for the holidays. I hope this is true and I can get something even better than the index :)
The index was a good headset when it came out 6 years ago. It isn't really anymore. (In terms of visual quality at least)
I didn't realize it was that old, where the fuck does time go?! Well hopefully this rumor is true and I can get some kickass gear soon :)