Author(s):	Pete Black
Location	A2
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https://2019.linux.conf.au/schedule/presentation/118/
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Description:	After becoming frustrated with the lack of support for Linux by the major graphics/game engine vendors, Pete set out to climb one of the steeper learning-curves in modern computing, and write his own Vulkan VR Engine. This talk will provide an overview of the current state of VR technology on Linux, information gained from first-hand experience developing with the Vulkan API, and share a developers journey from 'first-triangle' to some of the cool stuff the engine now supports, some of the doors that this work opened, and what the future holds. markdown
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