I'm very rarely the passenger when I drive so it's cool to test being able to code on my glasses while on the road.
oh, how does your setup look like these days? 🙂
@390a5738b56da18489cc672da7c2654904096b560ca5ec0581f87c9762f760dc Just the Rokid Max and the GPD Win 2. I might upgrade to the new XReal headset, but tbh I''m pretty satisfied.
What do you use as an input device?
I'm kinda still hoping for a wearable mechanical keyboard - maybe a bit geeky, but prefer it over unreliable "gesture recognition" stuff.
Maybe the "twiddler4" is the answer, but maybe something better is possible. It's the main blocker for me.
Glasses without a proper input device will still have be use a desk with a keyboard somehow 😕
I'm kinda still hoping for a wearable mechanical keyboard - maybe a bit geeky, but prefer it over unreliable "gesture recognition" stuff.
Maybe the "twiddler4" is the answer, but maybe something better is possible. It's the main blocker for me.
Glasses without a proper input device will still have be use a desk with a keyboard somehow 😕
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@390a5738b56da18489cc672da7c2654904096b560ca5ec0581f87c9762f760dc I just use my GPD Win 4. I remapped my controller keys to where I like it and the mini keyboard does the job pretty well. I find alternative keyboards don't handle key combos and all the special characters I need for programming. E.g the tap strap just really didn't do it for me
