chromium-xr.sh steam adds a non-Steam shortcut through Steam's DevTools
port. Chrome's flags move into frame/chromium-xr/launch.sh, which both the
shortcut and launch run.
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- Child processes never inherit the server's stdin. Under the app it's the pipe
held open for --exit-on-eof, and Windows' ssh.exe waited on it forever, so
captures, the screenshot list and Android apps timed out.
- frame_connect's key check accepts a first-seen host key (as the copy step
does), so an already-authorized key doesn't trigger a password prompt.
Verified on Windows 11, Ubuntu and macOS against a Steam Frame: status,
headset and desktop captures, live video, library, Android apps, screenshots
and upload.
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- Without the maintainer's key, Android compatibility reports stay on the
Mac and the UI says so; the shared database is never contacted.
- Remove personal infrastructure details from scripts and docs: the Drive
folder and gog wrapper now come from the environment, and the Chromium
build host is required instead of defaulted.
- Add an MIT license, tester instructions in the README, and bump to 0.2.0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Flathub Chromium can't enter immersive WebXR on Linux because upstream
only wires the OpenXR device on Windows. Document why, and add scripts to
cross-compile arm64 Chromium with the unmerged Linux OpenXR CLs and to
install, launch and check it on the Frame.
The first build is still running; immersive-vr support is unverified.
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