Mirror to Monitor is now a global option and will work with games launched outside of Virtual Desktop or games with launcher dialogs (supports games running DirectX 9, 10 and 11).

Voice Commands: Users can now launch games and perform other tasks using simple voice commands.

New Installer: Now a single installer for both 32-bit/64-bit versions.

New UI: Modern look, window is now resizable.

For those who have already been using the app, here’s what’s new: We got a sneak peek of the latest version of Virtual Desktop (0.9.25) which is available now for free. Video of an older version of Virtual Desktop shows you what you can expect from the app. Essentially anything that you can use on your monitor-whether it be Minecraft, Facebook, or Photoshop-you can use in VR with Virtual Desktop. In fact, wouldn’t you know it-I’m writing this article in VR right now.

While we might have that sort of functionality built into the OS one day, in the meantime usage of the Oculus Rift requires a constant on and off of the headset as you users move from one native VR experience to the next, with no ability to use Windows itself or apps that haven’t been specifically designed for virtual reality.īut it doesn’t have to be that way, thanks to Virtual Desktop, a free app that instantly makes the entire Windows operating system VR-capable. Newcomers to the VR scene are often bewildered that plugging the VR headset into their computer doesn’t provide a VR view of their operating system by default. Virtual Desktop fills a curious usage gap for the Oculus Rift.

While futurists have contemplated for years what virtual reality computing might one day look like, there’s a simple solution to using your Windows computer in VR today, it’s called Virtual Desktop, and we’ve got a look at the latest version (0.9.25) that you can download and use right now.

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