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2025-04-27: The way I play VR games wirelessly on Linux e.g. from Steam is to use WiVRn (a fork of Monado) via the Envision orchestrator.

Here's the path I followed to get it working with my Meta Quest 3S:

Download the appImage as linked from the Envision page of the Linux VR Adventures wiki.
Launch Envision from the terminal (so that you can see its console messages). In the GUI at the bottom is a combo box. Select WiVRn as the desired system. Then at the top of the GUI is a button to configure and build it. You will likely need to apt install some prerequisites first. (2025-04-23) Envision wanted me to installed these packages for Lighthouse profile:
```
sudo apt install libeigen3-dev glslang-tools glslc libbsd-dev libdrm-dev \
    libusb-1.0-0 libusb-1.0-0-dev libx11-xcb-dev libxcb-
```

Voice Attack on Linux

VoiceAttack 2 is a .NET 8 application, so you need the dotnetdesktop8 runtime when you create the prefix.

WINEPREFIX=/home/yourname/Games/DCS/Prefixes/voiceattack WINEDLLOVERRIDES=mscoree=d winetricks -q dotnetdesktop8

For example, you want to set 40% alpha transparence to #000000 (black color), you need to add 66 like this #66000000.

	export interface CloudFrontResponseEvent {
	Records: Array<{
	cf: CloudFrontEvent & {
	readonly request: Pick<CloudFrontRequest, Exclude<keyof CloudFrontRequest, "body">>;
	response: CloudFrontResponse;
	};
	}>;
	}

	import { map, Dictionary } from 'lodash'
	import { UseMutationResult, UseQueryResult } from '@tanstack/react-query'
	import { useCallback } from 'react'

	type GenericTypes<TContainer> = TContainer[keyof TContainer]

	export interface SettingsManagerReturn<TValues> {
	get: <Field extends keyof TValues>(name: Field) => UseQueryResult<TValues[Field]> \| undefined
	set: <Field extends keyof TValues>(name: Field, value: TValues[Field]) => TValues[Field]
	reconcile: (onValuesLoaded?: (values: TValues) => void) => void

	import {TargetedElement} from "./types.ts";
	import {FC} from "react";

	import {Tree, NodeRendererProps} from "react-arborist";

	type setElementsType = (elements: TargetedElement[]) => void;

	interface ContentTreeProps {
	elements: TargetedElement[],
	setElements: setElementsType

	"""
	1. Download & install Python, be sure to click option for it to be added to the system Path
	2. Save this to Desktop or somewhere/anywhere
	3. Find the file path to your valheim world db file.
	4. Put the file path in between the quotes on line 23 / test_file
	5. Using the command line, run `python printout.py`
	"""

	def portals(dbfile):
	with open(dbfile, 'rb') as db:

	//Breach protocol simplifier
	//Copy to r6/scripts/breach/ make sure to create "breach" directory if it doesn't exist
	// 1.6 compat

	@replaceMethod(MinigameGenerationRuleScalingPrograms)
	protected func OnProcessRule(out size: Uint32, out grid: array<array<GridCell>>) -> Bool {
	let atStart: Bool;
	let combinedPowerLevel: Float;
	let extraDifficulty: Float;
	let i: Int32;

	# sourced from https://www.reddit.com/r/valheim/comments/lixlu7/any_way_to_look_up_the_name_of_a_portal_you_forgot/iibfmuo/


	import mmap

	def portals(dbfile):
	db = open(dbfile, 'rb')
	mm = mmap.mmap(db.fileno(), 0, prot=mmap.PROT_READ)
	i, l = 0, set()
	while True:

	"""
	this code is not mine! i shamelessly copied it from http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19790188/expanding-english-language-contractions-in-python
	all credits go to alko and arturomp @ stack overflow.

	basically, it's a big find/replace.
	"""

	import re
	cList = {
	"ain't": "am not",