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@ -17,6 +17,8 @@ UnrealXR is a spatial multi-display renderer for the Xreal line of devices, enab
1. **Bloat**: The drivers for the Xreal line of devices are bundled into a streaming app, which is a little bit absurd. Instead, UnrealXR is just UnrealXR with no extra dependencies required. 1. **Bloat**: The drivers for the Xreal line of devices are bundled into a streaming app, which is a little bit absurd. Instead, UnrealXR is just UnrealXR with no extra dependencies required.
2. **Closed Source**: The Nebula app and the normal SDK is closed source, so we don't really know what it's doing internally. 2. **Closed Source**: The Nebula app and the normal SDK is closed source, so we don't really know what it's doing internally.
**TL;DR**: The normal Nebula app is only compatible with Windows and macOS. However, we only support Linux, so that isn't a fair comparison. The Nebula app is more bloated, and it is also closed source.
## Dependencies ## Dependencies
Before anything, this depends on the `evdi` Linux kernel module. This is packaged in Debian-based distributions as `evdi-dkms`. If you already have DisplayLink drivers installed for their devices, you likely do not need to do this step. After installing this, please reboot your computer. Before anything, this depends on the `evdi` Linux kernel module. This is packaged in Debian-based distributions as `evdi-dkms`. If you already have DisplayLink drivers installed for their devices, you likely do not need to do this step. After installing this, please reboot your computer.