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I got a quest 3 so my options on how to run it are limited to begin with, and I don't know how native VR devices run on Linux. But i hope general support will improve with valves next VR headset since it will run Linux natively.
I have a Reverb G2 and while I did get it to run (somewhat), not all games run with it and the Windows driver works much better (motion-smoothing, room tracking etc.)
VR support still seems to be pretty rough in general. But I got it to run through Envision, which does the annoying Monado setup (mostly) automatically for you.
Fingers crossed, that's what I'm hoping for as well. I'm using a valve index so I really expected Steam VR to work out of the box, but hopefully the new headset will work at least.