Today we’re announcing Virtuoso, a musical sandbox game coming on March 10! Virtuoso features musical instruments specifically made for VR, as well as live looping and community tools that allow anyone from beginners to professionals to create and share their own music. In this blog post, we’ll give you Jonatan Crafoord’s account of how the team at Really Interactive decided to take the title from the living room to the Quest Store.
We decided to prepare a full review of our first prototype. This is a voiceover in english in the review of a blogger from Russia and the original video has already gained more than 300,000 views
This “before/after” video is a journal of Jammy’s evolution achieved thanks to our community’s feedback. Each Jammy player is fully entitled to share this video and say, “I made this!” We got people with all sorts of playing styles and experience levels in our community. We compare their expectations against the decisions our tracking algorithms make. Based on that comparison, we tweak the algorithms to increase Jammy’s playability with each new firmware we release. So thank you guys for making the Jammy evolution happen!
In 2020, there is a free software equivalent for every mainstream commercial program on the market today. For photographers who use Photoshop, there is GIMP; for illustrators are accustomed to using Illustrator, there is Inkscape; for videographers who need access to tools like Premiere Pro, there are video editing apps like Kdenlive, Flowblade, and more. These programs provide most of the functionality of proprietary software for free. Most of the time, the differences are merely in the extra content and presets that the commercial apps provide. In the PureOS store, we curate the world’s most powerful free software and make it easily accessible to Librem owners to download on their devices.
