The developer behind Virtual Desktop, a long‑standing application that streams Windows desktops into virtual‑reality headsets, announced he will attempt to bring the software to...
The developer behind Virtual Desktop, a long‑standing application that streams Windows desktops into virtual‑reality headsets, announced he will attempt to bring the software to Valve’s upcoming Steam Frame device. Guy Godin, who created the app in 2016, said he has not received a Steam Frame unit from Valve but intends to develop a port regardless. He noted that the existing Virtual Desktop Classic already streams with functional 3D video, though the current implementation stitches multiple monitors together and the control scheme feels awkward. Godin’s remarks were posted on September 17, 2026, at 11:46 PM UTC. The Steam Frame and Meta Quest headsets can natively project Windows displays into a headset, yet some users continue to prefer Virtual Desktop for its established workflow.
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- 9/18/2026, 7:22:00 AM
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