By the way, I didn't post it in the news but someone could be interested in this:
Boot your Oculus headset directly into SteamVR with this free tool
https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/boot-your-oculus-headset-directly-into-steamvr-with-this-free-tool/
In good news for Oculus Quest 2 users, a clever open-source tool called OculusKiller has been released that allows players to bypass the Oculus Dash and load straight into Steam VR. For users who mostly play Steam games in VR, it removes that one little level of frustration on launch.
According to Upload VR, OculusKiller replaces the Oculus dash executable, and instead loads in Steam VR as soon as you turn on the headset. This nifty solution was developed by ItsKaitlyn03 and is available to download on GitHub. You can find more details about this straight-to-Steam workaround there.
What's especially nice about this little fix is it's not too difficult to implement. It only requires one file to be downloaded and placed in the Oculus directory while another one gets renamed. From there it should all work pretty seamlessly.
While it could be of great use, I'd advise you to wait a bit before downloading it, in case there's an article in the next days saying that there's some malware or things like that. You never know.
Please excuse my bad English.
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