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AIRLegend
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This actually seems pretty feasible as there isn't really any references to windows except for what's in
Client/src/utils/qglobalshortcuts/qglobalshortcut.cc
PS3Eye also has WIN32 things hidden behind an ifdef: https://github.com/AIRLegend/aitrack/blob/master/PS3Driver/src/ps3eye.cpp
As the GUI is QT that should work with some build system tinkering, the other libraries appear to have linux releases available as well.. (ONNX, lubusb, OpenCV) so this project may only be a few patches away from building on Linux, I'll have to try this out when I get a chance.
Hey @ProjectSynchro , let me know if you end up working on this. Would love to spend some time to get this working.
@ProjectSynchro any news about linux version of this software? is it possivel to run it trought wine?
@ProjectSynchro any news about linux version of this software? is it possivel to run it trought wine?
May have some time coming up this weekend to work on this, work has been killing me.
The windows version works though wine. Just pair it with a Linux build of OpenTrack. You'll want to make sure you build OpenTrack with Wine support enabled.
Also expect a bit of CPU cost with the software. Still seems to work pretty well.
@ProjectSynchro any news about linux version of this software? is it possivel to run it trought wine?
May have some time coming up this weekend to work on this, work has been killing me.
The windows version works though wine. Just pair it with a Linux build of OpenTrack. You'll want to make sure you build OpenTrack with Wine support enabled.
Also expect a bit of CPU cost with the software. Still seems to work pretty well.
I can run it here, tks, now my problem is to make it work with opentrack, tks mate!!!!
Would it be a viable usecase for this project to use this in conjunction with some kind of desktop tools for turning this into an accessibility feature for those with limited mobility? If yes, then I would like to request native Linux as well. Working with WINE for gaming is great but the value this could offer so many people would be enormous.
Edit: I just noticed that this project has not had a commit in over 2 years . . . that's a bummer
