Updated Quest Launcher & Added Retro Rewind Automatic Download

runtime/include/runtime_config.h

@@ -397,9 +397,11 @@ inline void EnsureConfigFile() {
               "texture_replacements = false\n"
               "texture_dumps = false\n\n"
               "[vr]\n"
-              "# OpenXR is opt-in. If required is false, startup failures fall back\n"
-              "# to the ordinary desktop renderer. These values are read at launch.\n"
-              "enabled = false\n"
+              "# This is the OpenXR VR build, so the headset path is on. If required\n"
+              "# is false, startup failures (no runtime, no headset, an unsupported\n"
+              "# GPU) fall back to the ordinary desktop renderer, so turning enabled\n"
+              "# off is a preference, not a fix. These values are read at launch.\n"
+              "enabled = true\n"
               "required = false\n"
               "# What the desktop window shows while the headset is running:\n"
               "# \"normal\" keeps the ordinary desktop view, \"both\", \"left\" and\n"

runtime/src/settings_overlay.cpp

@@ -131,7 +131,9 @@ int g_displayMode = [] {
 bool g_skipUnreadyPipelines = RuntimeConfigFile::SkipUnreadyPipelines(true);
 bool g_disableCopyFilter = RuntimeConfigFile::DisableCopyFilter(true);
 bool g_showFps = RuntimeConfigFile::ShowFps(true);
-bool g_vrEnabled = RuntimeConfigFile::VrEnabled(false);
+// The same default the VR path itself takes (kVrEnabledDefault), so the F10 switch
+// shows what an unconfigured installation actually starts in.
+bool g_vrEnabled = RuntimeConfigFile::VrEnabled(true);
 bool g_vrStopAtDisplayCopy = RuntimeConfigFile::VrStopAtDisplayCopy(true);
 bool g_vrSkipCopyClears = RuntimeConfigFile::VrSkipCopyClears(true);
 bool g_vrHudVirtualScreen = RuntimeConfigFile::VrHudVirtualScreen(true);

runtime/src/vr/openxr_integration.cpp

@@ -54,13 +54,10 @@ namespace {
 
 inline constexpr float kDegreesToRadians = 0.01745329252f;
 
-// A standalone headset has no desktop to fall back to, so VR is on unless the
-// user's configuration turns it off. Desktop builds keep the opt-in default.
-#if defined(__ANDROID__)
+// This is the VR build, so the headset path is what an unconfigured installation
+// starts in, on the headset and on the desktop alike. Nothing is lost by it:
+// with vr.required false, a missing runtime or headset falls back to desktop.
 inline constexpr bool kVrEnabledDefault = true;
-#else
-inline constexpr bool kVrEnabledDefault = false;
-#endif
 
 void ConfigurePolicy(bool enabled) noexcept {
     MkwVRPolicyReset();