Oh, before I forget. Spout should be included in this.

I would love to see this, I mean future headsets, handhelds can use just this one edition instead of many ports

I believe having Linux support would be a great idea due to its growing popularity and reaching out to grow the player base

I am primarily a Linux user and would really appreciate a fully native Linux version being developed. This has been a pain point for a long time with using VRChat, and I would use it a lot more if Linux was fully supported.

As someone with a growing interest in using Linux based systems this would be a great boon and enhanced compatibility and accessibility with other systems means more folks getting to enjoy what is being offered.

I use Linux as my primary OS for its greater performance, capabilities and versatility and would love a native VRchat option so I can completely ditch windows.

I was thinking of switching to Linux- So I'm upping this!

I also would like more common platforms to use Linux native, and not just a compatibility layer. Steam itself can help with it. ALso, ALCOM is a good alternative to VRChat Creator Companion for Linux. Also, Unity Editor and Blender already work fine there. Substance painter? Transition to Armor Paint. Photoshop? Krita. The more platforms develop for it, the easier other users will have it. I know its a big ask, but not impossible. We just need enough people to make it worth their time.

This is becoming a significant segment of VRChat users and making it available on Linux would likely increase it much further, which is a good thing since Linux users tend to be "high value" for growing communities since they tend to have a stronger drive to solve technical problems than the average user does. This creates more high-commitment users that make VRC their home and evangelize the platform. It is the heart of the phenomena of customer goodwill that VRChat has been enjoying so far. It only makes sense to at least get a Linux build on the map!

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