About This Software The Ultimate VR Desktop Environment. DreamDesk is lets you use your PC in VR: You can now use all your non-VR Software, Games and Content in the comfort and privacy of a virtual environment.Browse the internet, stream Netflix, watch 360 / Side-By-Side (SBS) and Over-Under (OU) movies (with 3D) on your favourite application or browser.With DreamDesk you can create multiple virtual screens or a single IMAX sized theatre use your applications on.DreamDesk allows you to size, scale and place applications wherever you want in 360° around you. How its different Unlike other VR Desktop Environments DreamDesk provides: Full Virtual Multi-Screen support with No Additional Hardware, Plugs, Drivers or Internet Connection Works with laptops and computers with multiple/integrated graphics cards and outputs, however only the primary display is replicated. Use any application in VR anywhere around you in virtual space (not just the desktop) Use and spawn webcams in your VR space. Access files and desktop, surf the Internet Watch 3D/SBS/OU and 360 video in any application or browser. Use the Vive Front Facing camera in non-matrix full color mode. Oculus Remote and Touch Support (Experimental) Vive Controller Support Create virtual multi-monitor display setups. Create virtual multi-story display setups. Flip, Rotate, Change brightness, curvature, transparency of any window. Window management and quick snap zones. Hardware Accelerated Gaming (GTX 1070) - (application must not be Fullscreen) Multi-screen Virtual Computing Place screens anywhere around you - even above or below your desk. Size your screens for a perfect fit and maximum comfort. Use one monitor and multiple virtual screens Create displays bigger than your desktop space Use your computer from the couch or bed Multi-Story Screens Create infinitely large screens. Your movie theatre to take anywhere. Watching Movies or TV Steaming Twitch, Netflix or Youtube Any content, any format your computer can support, any video format Playing Games with Full Hardware Acceleration Coming Soon Leap Motion Controller Support Environments Screen Sharing + More 6d5b4406ea Title: DreamDesk VRGenre: Accounting, Animation & Modeling, Audio Production, Design & Illustration, Education, Photo Editing, Software Training, Utilities, Video Production, Web PublishingDeveloper:We AR VRPublisher:We AR VRRelease Date: 30 Nov, 2016 DreamDesk VR Free Download [serial Number] dreamdesk vr It doesn't seem to be compatible with VMware workstation use. To be honest, I'm a Systems Engineer and I've sat down with this twice, making a concerted effort each time to bend it to my will... I'm not sure if it's the fact that I always have a VM running, but my desktop never appears. The background only repeats itself in a mirroring effect. Controls are still in the very awkward phase, also. All to be expected in Alpha... just a warning that power users may want to wait until the product is more mature. It's a great concept and I think it will be great when the kinks are ironed out... but for me, for now, Virtual Desktop and, more so, Bigscreen Beta (which is free) are much more useful.. **Update:** It's been a few months and while I don't use this often, I haven't had any issues whatsoever unlike many others seem to be experiencing. Sure, there's a bit of a learning curve to understand how everything works but I pretty much had it figured out without any reference material within an hour. I like having my webcam & vive cam active while I'm working with 2-4 other windows up (just because) and it's never crashed on me even with a lot of resource intensive processes running.If the devs are still working on this, one thing I would love is a choice of environments like Bigscreen and the new Steam VR home environment. And I have had some minor issues finding the right resolution to ensure readable text but I think some of these people just haven't bothered tweaking settings outside of Dreamdesk to get things working to their liking.***Original comments***I'm giving this a thumbs up solely for the fact that its the first semi-usable desktop client I've been able to find for my GS63VR. Bigscreen is my goto for desktop usage but for mobility purposes I opted for a laptop and have been looking for some way to browse the internet mid-VR sessions without having to take off my Vive. It's absolutely not worth $40 in it's current state but I will come back to it from time to time with the hope that the devs don't just get lazy and abandon it; Because while it's not particularly great or even very good yet, the potential is there and even some minor tweaks would make this a viable option for laptop VR usage.. I had really wanted this to work. It looked like it would be awesome but it didn't make a very good first impression on me. It's supposed to be like having an array of virtual monitors to display all of your content Instead what I was met with upon loading it up was a mostly black screen (some stars too so it's not an error) and then this tutorial window pops up. I look at all the stuff you can do according to the tutorial and it seems to work ok. After the tutorial I see an infinite mirror of everything I'm doing and I have to question why.http:\/\/images.akamai.steamusercontent.com\/ugc\/107354018504271602\/B1AF03D37B0AF770CE2E2AC65CC48B8F14136DC3\/That's a huge turnoff right there. I tried to turn that off and then there was nothing to do but look at a severed hand floating around in front of my face. Where's the ability to open a window? Do something like they show in the video? It's very poorly explained. I remove the headset and look at my monitor and apparently that's showing me on my 4kTV everything that I'm doing, and bringing up the desktop is showing me that over and over. I couldn't get it to minimize so I could see my actual desktop. I had to remove the headset, load up a page in my browser, then make sure it was on top of the fullscreen view of what was going on inside dreamdesk, then I put the headset back on, watched a video with TONS of lag. Audio came through 1\/3rd of a second before the video. Everything was horiibly aliased and hard to read (Virtual desktop sorta suffered from this problem as well). There were no options to increase the resolution. I think it was basically taking a crappy resolution and then upscaling it poorly to fit the virtual screen. All in all it was a wreck...a disaster. A dream? No, a nightmare... Ok, no it wasn't that bad... but I felt like it was a waste of money.$15 for the promise that this eventually won't suck...I don't think I have that kind of patience. I'd rather pay $25 for something that doesn't suck now than $15 for something that might not suck later (or might suck worse).Pros: It has a lot of promise if they can ever live up to it Everything the tutorial promised I could do was pretty easily doable, though it still requires a mouse and keyboardCons: It's horribly unpolished It is confusing to try to get some real use out of it Laggy Poor resolution so that text is hard to read unless you zoom the screen up to a huge size Clunky interface with the half\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665vive controls If you have faith and patience, go ahead and spend $15. If you want something that works well right now, then look elsewhere. These guys need a lot of work. As I said before, I'd rather pay more now for a good product than less for a product that may or may not work well in the future.Steam refunds, here I come.... Early access shouldn't be negotiated as "kick start a napkin idea\/tech demo".- Won't start with dual monitors- Crashes easily on Vive- Desktop is not real time and suffers with a very low fps even on a GTX 1080- Usability is very primitive (focus on windows positioning and no attention to seamless real usage, controller support, non intuitive arbitrary key combinations, missing help)- Currently suffers of terrible (none) AA sampling. Unreadable, windows at fixed distance (or no obvious way to change that)Based on Unreal Engine 4, this application is bound to be a buggy sensitive resource hog - not something you want for a desk that should be just supporting the real applications.The positive part is only in the description that states it would allow the layout of several windows beyond your monitor resolution real estate. But that stays more in the theoretical field. I couldn't do it, and even if I had, it would be unusable because of the low fps and being unreadable.In no way comparable to BigPicture.. Finally a virtual desktop that works with laptops! I'm using an alienware graphic amplifier with a GTX1080, not 100% sure if it will work for everyone but it works for me so check it out if you have a similar set up. The breakout feature is still not working 100% and I'm still crashing out every now and then but for early access this is excellent.
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