ui_smoke: a warm-up screen while the web fonts load (the first shot measured text with a fallback font: wrapped and overlapping labels)

Selected sidebar tab: white icon on the portal fade in dual themes (an orange icon clashed with it)
Wordmark with a portal between Frame and Port; glyphs match Material icons in menus
2026-10-11 21:01:14 +02:00 · 2026-10-07 17:40:32 -04:00 · 2026-10-07 17:20:17 -04:00 · 2026-10-07 16:59:10 -04:00 · 2026-10-07 16:43:34 -04:00 · 2026-10-07 16:17:19 -04:00
567 changed files with 3073 additions and 85227 deletions
@@ -1,30 +1,31 @@
-name: Game report
-description: 'A game doesn''t run right on the Frame, or FramePort itself misbehaves (FramePort fills this in: "Report a problem…").'
-title: "[Game report] "
-labels: ["game-compatibility"]
+name: Problem report
+description: A game or FramePort doesn't work (FramePort → "Report a problem…" fills this in and saves a diagnostics zip).
+title: "[Problem] "
+labels: ["bug"]
 body:
  - type: markdown
    attributes:
      value: |
-        Please attach the **diagnostics zip** FramePort saved: drag it into the "Diagnostics" box below. It holds logs
-        and device details with personal data removed, and no game files.
+        Please attach the **diagnostics zip** FramePort saved (drag it into the "Diagnostics" box below). It contains
+        logs, the recipe and device details with personal data removed — no game files. Without the app, it can be
+        read with `frameport diag inspect <zip>`.
  - type: input
    id: game
    attributes:
      label: Game
-      description: Title and package name; leave empty for problems with FramePort itself
+      description: Title — package id (version, engine / XR API); empty for app problems
  - type: textarea
    id: description
    attributes:
      label: What happens?
-      description: What you did, what you expected and what happened
+      description: What you did, what you expected, what you saw (in the headset, if it started)
    validations:
      required: true
  - type: textarea
    id: findings
    attributes:
-      label: Launch test
-      description: Filled in by FramePort
+      label: Launch test / triage
+      description: Filled in by FramePort from the last launch test
  - type: textarea
    id: recipe
    attributes:
@@ -1,32 +1,32 @@
-name: Working recipe
-description: 'Share a recipe that works on the Steam Frame (FramePort fills this in: game menu → "Share working recipe…").'
-title: "[Working recipe] "
+name: Working configuration
+description: Submit a recipe that works on the Steam Frame (FramePort → game menu → "Share working config…" fills this in).
+title: "[Working config] "
 labels: ["working-config"]
 body:
  - type: markdown
    attributes:
      value: |
-        Thanks! Once a maintainer accepts the recipe, it becomes built-in for everyone. Please don't share game files
-        or links to them.
+        Thanks! A maintainer reviews the recipe; once it's labelled `catalog-accepted`, a pull request adding it to
+        `catalog/games/` is opened automatically. Please don't paste game files or links to them.
  - type: input
    id: game
    attributes:
      label: Game
-      description: Title and package name (e.g. Lucky's Tale — com.playful.LuckysTale)
+      description: Title — package id (platform, version, engine / XR API)
    validations:
      required: true
  - type: input
    id: result
    attributes:
      label: Result
-      description: works or issues
+      description: works or issues (+ the last headless launch test)
    validations:
      required: true
  - type: textarea
    id: recipe
    attributes:
      label: Recipe
-      description: Filled in by FramePort. Don't edit the package line.
+      description: The catalog entry (catalog/games/<package>.yaml). Don't edit the package line.
      render: yaml
    validations:
      required: true
@@ -34,16 +34,16 @@ body:
    id: environment
    attributes:
      label: Environment
-      description: FramePort and SteamOS versions
+      description: FramePort, tool and SteamOS versions
  - type: textarea
    id: notes
    attributes:
      label: Notes
-      description: What you checked in the headset and any known issues
+      description: What you checked in the headset, known issues, anything unusual
  - type: checkboxes
    id: confirm
    attributes:
      label: Confirmation
      options:
-        - label: I played the game in the headset with this recipe.
+        - label: I played the game in the headset with this recipe (headless launch tests can't check the picture).
          required: true
@@ -150,7 +150,6 @@ jobs:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    permissions:
      contents: write
-      actions: write  # starts the pages workflow
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v7
      - uses: astral-sh/setup-uv@v10.2.0
@@ -160,12 +159,6 @@ jobs:
          merge-multiple: true
      - name: Wheel (CLI install via uv tool / pipx / pip, and its self-update)
        run: uv build --wheel -o out && ls out
-      - name: Videos (docs/media, rendered by the showcase workflow; frameport-<name>.mp4 → FramePort-<name>.mp4)
-        run: |
-          for f in docs/media/frameport-*.mp4; do
-            [ -f "$f" ] || continue
-            n=$(basename "$f" .mp4); cp "$f" "out/FramePort-${n#frameport-}.mp4"
-          done
      - name: Checksums
        run: cd out && sha256sum * > SHA256SUMS.txt && cat SHA256SUMS.txt
      - name: Publish release
@@ -186,11 +179,6 @@ jobs:
            echo; cat packaging/release-footer.md; } > "$notes"  # short: the update dialog shows these notes
          gh release delete "$tag" --yes 2>/dev/null || true
          gh release create "$tag" out/* packaging/FramePort-selfsigned.cer --title "FramePort ${tag}" --notes-file "$notes"
-      - name: Refresh the website's changelog (a release made with github.token starts no other workflow)
-        continue-on-error: true
-        env:
-          GH_TOKEN: ${{ github.token }}
-        run: gh workflow run pages.yml --ref main

  dev-release:
    # "Run workflow" with dev ticked: replaces the rolling `dev` pre-release (never shown by the automatic update check;
@@ -200,7 +188,6 @@ jobs:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    permissions:
      contents: write
-      actions: write  # starts the pages workflow
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v7
        with:
@@ -232,8 +219,3 @@ jobs:
          gh release delete dev --yes --cleanup-tag 2>/dev/null || true
          gh release create dev out/* packaging/FramePort-selfsigned.cer --prerelease --target "$GITHUB_SHA" \
            --title "FramePort dev build ${VERSION}" --notes-file "$notes"
-      - name: Refresh the website's changelog (a release made with github.token starts no other workflow)
-        continue-on-error: true
-        env:
-          GH_TOKEN: ${{ github.token }}
-        run: gh workflow run pages.yml --ref main
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 name: catalog-from-issue
-# A maintainer adds the label `catalog-accepted` to a "Working recipe" issue → this opens a PR adding the
+# A maintainer adds the label `catalog-accepted` to a "Working configuration" issue → this opens a PR adding the
 # recipe to catalog/games/. Never runs for unlabelled issues; the issue text is only read by the validating script
 # (never interpolated into shell commands). Needs Settings → Actions → "Allow GitHub Actions to create pull requests".
 on:
@@ -1,72 +0,0 @@
-# The project page (site/, Astro) on GitHub Pages: https://frameport.app/
-# Rebuilt when the site, the docs it renders, the catalog or the showcase renders change on main, when a release is
-# published, and once a day (contributors, releases and the games board stay fresh). The games board also refreshes
-# itself from the catalog on main in the visitor's browser, so a catalog change shows before the next build.
-# One-time setup: Settings → Pages → Source: GitHub Actions; custom domain frameport.app (kept in the settings, not a
-# CNAME file: GitHub ignores that file for Actions deployments).
-name: pages
-
-on:
-  push:
-    branches: [main]
-    paths:
-      - 'site/**'
-      - 'docs/*.md'
-      - 'catalog/games/**'
-      - 'bootstrap/setup.sh'
-      - 'docs/images/**'
-      - 'docs/media/**'
-      - 'docs/badges/**'
-      - 'src/frameport/ui/icons/**'
-      - '.github/workflows/pages.yml'
-  release:  # the changelog page shows every release (CI's own releases start this through workflow_dispatch)
-    types: [published]
-  schedule:
-    - cron: '17 5 * * *'
-  workflow_dispatch:
-
-permissions:
-  contents: read
-  pages: write
-  id-token: write
-
-concurrency:
-  group: pages
-  cancel-in-progress: false
-
-jobs:
-  build:
-    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
-    defaults:
-      run:
-        working-directory: site
-    steps:
-      - uses: actions/checkout@v7
-      - uses: actions/setup-node@v7
-        with:
-          node-version: 22
-          cache: npm
-          cache-dependency-path: site/package-lock.json
-      - uses: actions/configure-pages@v6
-      - run: sudo apt-get update -qq && sudo apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends ffmpeg  # the video tiles' short previews
-      - run: npm ci
-      - run: npm test
-      - run: npm run build
-        env:
-          GITHUB_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}  # the contributors list (higher API limit)
-          # analytics (Settings → Secrets and variables → Actions → Variables); unset = none on the site
-          PUBLIC_CF_ANALYTICS_TOKEN: ${{ vars.CF_ANALYTICS_TOKEN }}
-          PUBLIC_GA_ID: ${{ vars.GA_MEASUREMENT_ID }}
-      - uses: actions/upload-pages-artifact@v5
-        with:
-          path: site/dist
-
-  deploy:
-    needs: build
-    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
-    environment:
-      name: github-pages
-      url: ${{ steps.deployment.outputs.page_url }}
-    steps:
-      - id: deployment
-        uses: actions/deploy-pages@v5
@@ -1,107 +0,0 @@
-name: showcase
-# Docs screenshots and the videos (the demo tour, the install tutorial, …), rendered from the demo library
-# (docs/showcase/, scripts/showcase/; see docs/SHOWCASE.md). Opens or updates one pull request (branch
-# showcase/update) when a picture really changed; the renders are also kept as a workflow artifact either way.
-on:
-  workflow_dispatch:
-    inputs:
-      videos:
-        description: "Videos to record too: names from docs/showcase/videos (e.g. tour install), all, or empty"
-        type: string
-        default: ""
-  push:
-    branches: [main]
-    paths:
-      - "src/frameport/ui/**"
-      - "src/frameport/locales/**"
-      - "docs/showcase/**"
-      - "scripts/showcase/**"
-
-concurrency:
-  group: showcase-${{ github.ref }}
-  cancel-in-progress: true
-
-permissions:
-  contents: write
-  pull-requests: write
-
-jobs:
-  render:
-    runs-on: ubuntu-22.04
-    timeout-minutes: 60
-    env:
-      PYTHONUTF8: "1"
-      PYTHONIOENCODING: utf-8
-      TZ: UTC
-    steps:
-      - uses: actions/checkout@v7
-        with:
-          fetch-depth: 0  # the push's changed files decide whether the video is recorded again
-      - uses: astral-sh/setup-uv@v10.2.0
-      - name: ffmpeg and fonts
-        run: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y ffmpeg fonts-roboto fonts-noto-color-emoji
-      - run: uv sync --extra dev --python 3.12  # the Python the renders are made with locally
-      - name: Chromium for Playwright
-        run: uv run playwright install --with-deps chromium
-      - name: Store art cache (fetched once from the stores the app uses)
-        uses: actions/cache@v6.1.0
-        with:
-          path: ~/.cache/frameport-showcase
-          key: showcase-art-${{ hashFiles('docs/showcase/demo-library.yaml') }}
-          restore-keys: showcase-art-
-
-      - name: Docs screenshots
-        run: uv run python scripts/showcase/render_docs.py --keep showcase-out/screenshots
-
-      - name: Videos
-        # a push records the videos whose storyboard (docs/showcase/videos/<name>.yaml) changed, or all of them when
-        # the recorder changed (UI tweaks alone don't re-record ~10 MB files); Run workflow records what it's asked
-        env:
-          INPUT_VIDEOS: ${{ inputs.videos }}
-          BEFORE: ${{ github.event.before }}
-        run: |
-          if [ "$GITHUB_EVENT_NAME" = workflow_dispatch ]; then
-            read -ra names <<< "$INPUT_VIDEOS"
-            if [ ${#names[@]} -eq 0 ]; then echo "no videos asked for"; exit 0; fi
-            [ "${names[0]}" = all ] && names=()
-            uv run python scripts/showcase/record_video.py "${names[@]}" --work showcase-out/videos
-          else
-            uv run python scripts/showcase/record_video.py --changed-since "$BEFORE" --work showcase-out/videos
-          fi
-
-      - name: Keep the renders
-        if: always()
-        uses: actions/upload-artifact@v7
-        with:
-          name: showcase
-          path: |
-            showcase-out/screenshots
-            showcase-out/videos/*/video.json
-            docs/media
-            docs/images/tour-teaser.webp
-          if-no-files-found: ignore
-          retention-days: 14
-
-      - name: What changed
-        id: diff
-        run: |
-          git status --short -- docs/images docs/media
-          if [ -n "$(git status --porcelain -- docs/images docs/media)" ]; then
-            echo "changed=true" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT"; fi
-      - name: Pull request
-        if: steps.diff.outputs.changed == 'true' && github.ref == 'refs/heads/main'
-        uses: peter-evans/create-pull-request@v8.1.1
-        with:
-          branch: showcase/update
-          delete-branch: true
-          add-paths: |
-            docs/images/*
-            docs/media/*
-          commit-message: "Docs: update screenshots and videos"
-          title: "Update docs screenshots and videos"
-          body: |
-            Rendered by the `showcase` workflow from the demo library (docs/showcase/demo-library.yaml) with a
-            pretend Frame: only pictures that visibly changed are included. Look them over before merging (the
-            run's `showcase` artifact has every render).
-
-            Run: ${{ github.server_url }}/${{ github.repository }}/actions/runs/${{ github.run_id }}
@@ -20,13 +20,3 @@ CLAUDE.local.md
 REPORT.md
 .ruff_cache/
 .claude/worktrees/
-
-# project page (site/)
-site/node_modules/
-site/dist/
-site/.astro/
-site/public/media/
-site/src/assets/media/
-site/media-hq/
-site/public/s
-site/public/setup.sh
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Read `docs/PLAYBOOK.md` (symptom → fix) before debugging a game, and `docs/FRA
    Frame, and 24 px line glyphs `fp:frame|port|patch|container|test|pc|sync|live|shot|keys|recipe|link`, copied into
    the assets dir and shown as tinted `ft.Image`s: pass `G.FRAME` … wherever an icon goes, `C.as_icon` / the button
    helpers handle both kinds; `src/assets/icon.png` = the bundles' app icon), `components.py` (pill, card, callout,
-    checklist, art_fill, confirm, `update()` = safe update: in Flet 1.0 reading `.page` of an unmounted control
+    status_row, art_fill, confirm, `update()` = safe update: in Flet 1.0 reading `.page` of an unmounted control
    raises), `jobs.py` (background FIFO job queue, one at a time, cancel via Reporter; no Flet), `views/`
    (library: search/filters/tags/sort as pure tested helpers; game: hero + one-click install, patches under
    "Customize"; frame: device + readiness + installed, or connect wizard; files: the Frame's file manager (persistent
@@ -38,27 +38,15 @@ Read `docs/PLAYBOOK.md` (symptom → fix) before debugging a game, and `docs/FRA
    launch.sh logs `start/end <unix>` to `<anchor>/plays.log` (upgrade_launchers adds it; Proton launchers exec → start
    only) and shots are matched by time; thumbnails cached in `<data>/screenshots-cache/<frame>/`, shown by asset URL;
    delete leaves screenshots.vdf alone (Steam rewrites it at exit); game menu → "Screenshots" = `go("screenshots",
-    pkg)`; Copy image (card hover button, right-click, viewer) = `core/clipboard.copy_image` (Windows/WSL: PowerShell
-    bitmap + file via %TEMP%, macOS osascript PNG, Linux wl-copy/xclip; Flet's set_image only in web mode)); live view (`views/live.py` + `install/livestream.py`: the Frame's built-in SteamVR "headset view" webcam
+    pkg)`); live view (`views/live.py` + `install/livestream.py`: the Frame's built-in SteamVR "headset view" webcam
    (`steamvr-v4l2cam.service` → v4l2loopback "SteamVR" /dev/video99, see docs/FRAME_RUNTIME.md) + the default
-    output's pulse monitor (sound) → `fp_venc` (`native/venc`, own clean-room V4L2 driver of the Frame's iris
-    hardware encoder: RGB24→NV12 box downscale with NEON, H.264 CBR, one frame per slot of an even fraction of the
-    panel rate read from DRM, e.g. 96 Hz → 32 fps; stdin `k` = keyframe, EOF = stop; `--probe` / `--selftest`;
-    artifact `linux-arm64-bin/`, synced to `~/.local/share/frameport/bin` by sha256 at stream start, no agent change)
-    piped into ffmpeg (`-c:v copy` + AAC), else the old ffmpeg/x264 30 fps path (qualities scale down only; "full" =
-    SteamVR's size; stderr `live: encoder=… fps=…` → status line) →
-    fragmented MP4 on an SSH exec channel's stdout (stdin EOF stops it) → relay on 127.0.0.1 (a new viewer asks
-    the hardware encoder for a keyframe and waits for it, else gets init + fragments since the last keyframe of the
-    *video* track) → player page
+    output's pulse monitor (sound) → ffmpeg/x264 + AAC (qualities scale down only; "full" = SteamVR's size) →
+    fragmented MP4 on an SSH exec channel's stdout (the script stops ffmpeg on stdin EOF) → relay on 127.0.0.1 (keeps
+    init + fragments since the last keyframe of the *video* track for late viewers) → player page
    `install/live_player.py` (MSE; starts muted as browsers require, "Sound on" button; 0.3 s cushion, catches up at
    1.1x, seeks only when >2 s behind: seeking to the very edge starved it) opened
    in the user's default browser: Flet can't show video outside `flet build` bundles; the stream outlives the tab and
-    stops on disconnect/window close); monitor (`views/monitor.py` + `frame/monitor.py` + agent v62 `_monitor`: one
-    JSON sample per tick over an SSH exec channel while the tab is shown (stopped in go/disconnect/on_close, the
-    agent ends at EOF); sources and costs in docs/FRAME_RUNTIME.md "Monitoring sources"; game card (fps from
-    FrameBridge pacing; End game = Steam's Exit game, then cmd_stop), tiles with `C.Sparkline` (Flet canvas, no charts
-    extension), details, a pooled process table (Game / Steam & SteamVR / All; right-click: end / force kill / end
-    game; MON_CRITICAL needs force, MON_NEVER is refused)); settings; welcome; activity panel). Files, Screenshots and the Library share right-click menus
+    stops on disconnect/window close); settings; welcome; activity panel). Files, Screenshots and the Library share right-click menus
    (one `ft.ContextMenu` per view, filled on right-click; on one of several selected items they act on the whole
    selection, `C.menu_targets`) and click-and-drag multi-select (`C.DragSelect`: pan start/end on the area + item
    hover events, which Flutter also sends with the button held; Flet can't report item positions, so no rubber band).
@@ -66,36 +54,7 @@ Read `docs/PLAYBOOK.md` (symptom → fix) before debugging a game, and `docs/FRA
    await a FilePicker) must be coroutine functions or go through `page.run_task`: Flet doesn't await a lambda's
    coroutine (the Files row Download button silently did nothing). `ui_smoke.py --fake-frame --gestures` drives real
    mouse drags/right-clicks.
-    Live Frame data comes from one app-owned `app.monitor_hub` (`frame/monitor_hub.py`): subscribers name modules +
-    interval, the hub runs one agent `_monitor` stream (union of modules, fastest interval; per-module collection
-    needs agent v73), reconnects after a lost stream and stops it when nobody subscribes; `_poll` retries an "error".
-    Subscribers: "monitor" (the Monitor tab, everything, only while shown) and "card" = the sidebar's live Frame card
-    (`ui/frame_card.py` helpers: battery ring, "now playing" row with fps + 2-min sparkline → click opens Monitor;
-    games + battery every 5 s, paused while a job's stage is "Upload…", only while connected and setting
-    `ui.live_frame_card` (Settings → Appearance, default on) is on; else the battery comes from the 30 s poll).
-    ui_smoke injects `FakeMonitorSession` as the hub's `session_factory`.
    User tags live in library entries (`tags`), filters in library setting `ui.library`.
-    Easter eggs (`ui/easter.py`, owner's wish; never mentioned in the UI or docs): seven quick clicks on the sidebar
-    logo (the *wordmark's* portal glows + rings, a cover is tossed out of it and falls across the window on a random
-    arc: `toss_path`, `page.overlay` at the computed window position `_wordmark_portal`; the logo's portal in
-    themes without one), the Monitor's fps number has a mood tooltip (above the number, clear of the pointer) and
-    2.5 minutes within 0.5 fps of target (`PERFECT_SECONDS`) make the game card glow and pulse blue/orange for 5 s,
-    the number grow in the portal gradient and the sparkline take it; the "Perfect pacing" pill + line stay until the
-    rate slips (`PerfectPacing.done`, `_show_perfect`, `Sparkline.portal`), holiday badges on the logo that dance on
-    hover and shower the window on click (`HOLIDAY_MOTION`; `SHOWERS`/`shower_plan`: New Year confetti, winter snow,
-    Valentine hearts, Pi digits, clovers, hopping eggs, bouncing pumpkins; `holiday`: Valentine's
-    heart, Pi Day, St Patrick's clover, Easter Sat-Mon egg (computus), April 1 = the logo upside down until hovered,
-    Halloween pumpkin, Dec 31-Jan 1 party popper, else Dec 20-Jan 2 snowflake; on those days the logo's box grows to
-    hold the badge: Flutter only hit-tests inside a control's bounds; `FRAMEPORT_TODAY` pretends a date),
-    Library search "frameport" (logo spins, "That's me!"), Type on Frame "hello" (keys still go to the Frame; a
-    headset peeks up from the window's corner and waves), the battery ring (only the ring, with a glow behind
-    it; not the percentage) empties at once and spins while its bar refills, then pulses, on reaching 100 % plugged (`charged_now`, `ring_pulse`, `ring_glow`), a long upload (>2.5 min, `HOP_AFTER`) makes the transit cover hop, the Live view
-    tab shows a blinking ON AIR sign while streaming
-    (`app.sync_on_air`), install milestones (confetti +
-    message at the 1st/10th/100th *different* game: settings `fun.installed` = game ids, `fun.milestones` = shown;
-    each milestone shows once ever, recorded before it's shown; updates/reinstalls never count; the first use seeds
-    from games already on a Frame and marks passed milestones shown). Setting `ui.easter_eggs` (no UI) turns them
-    off; the showcase demo library has them off (steps hook `easter_eggs` for egg demos). Reduce motion: no animation.
    **Performance rules** (the app froze before): never put image bytes in controls — artwork is served by URL from the
    GUI assets dir (= user data dir; `ft.run(assets_dir=…)`), as thumbnails (`artwork/thumbs.py`, Pillow); the
    library view is persistent, streams cards in batches from a background thread and filters by toggling visibility;
@@ -103,45 +62,16 @@ Read `docs/PLAYBOOK.md` (symptom → fix) before debugging a game, and `docs/FRA
    **Never recreate clickable controls on progress ticks** (sidebar, activity tiles): update their properties —
    replacing them 5×/s swallowed clicks (couldn't leave the Library during an upload).
    Labelled switches: `C.switch(label, …)` (Material's default label colour is dark on our dark theme).
-    Cover cards (Library grid + shelf): `library.card_hover`/`hover_motion` (lift, art zoom inside the clipped frame,
-    radial `scrim`, accent-tinted shadow) and `C.CoverButton` (frosted round button, accent under the pointer; Play =
-    blue then orange ring ripple + "Starting on Frame…" pill for STARTING_S; its `.status` layer must sit *below*
-    the button in the Stack, else it takes the clicks); the game page's Play turns into "Starting on …" with a spinner
-    (`GameView._starting`). Reduce motion: no lift/zoom/rings. Filled buttons use a glyph's `-solid` variant
-    (`glyphs.solid`, e.g. `frame-solid.svg`: the outline glyph faded into the orange).
-    Empty states (`C.empty_state(..., features=[(icon, heading, sentence)])`): with features the portal is bigger, a
-    soft portal light (`C.portal_glow`) fills the screen and `C.feature_row` says what the screen will show (the
-    not-connected Files/Screenshots/Live/Type/Monitor tabs and the empty Library); the idle Live view is a framed
-    "screen" with its own Start button + `live_features()`, Type on Frame shows `keyboard_tips()` under the box.
-    Setup checklists (Frame → Ready to play, Settings → Tools / This PC) = `C.checklist([C.Check(ok, title, detail,
-    help, fix=(label, icon, handler), extra=control)])`: ok True/False/"warn"/None (= spinner); the fix button shows
-    inline only while an item isn't ready — wire existing actions only. Motion: `app.body` holds an
-    `ft.AnimatedSwitcher` (`app._show_view`): a new route gets a new wrapper (150 ms fade), a same-route redraw swaps
-    the wrapper's content (no animation; persistent views just remount); the wordmark's portal (`wordmark().data`)
-    pulses once when frame_state turns "connected"; both off with setting `ui.reduce_motion` (Settings → Appearance
-    "Reduce motion", `app.reduce_motion`). Settings has a fixed index column (`settings.SECTIONS` order, Appearance
-    first, Remove FramePort last): entries scroll the section column via `scroll_to(scroll_key=…)` (sections wrapped
-    in Containers with `ft.ScrollKey`), the header stays; `app.settings_view.show_section(key)` (ui_smoke
-    `settings-index`).
    Help hints: wording for non-obvious terms lives in `ui/help.py` (`HELP`); show it with `C.help_icon(key)` or the
-    `help=` argument of `section`/`kv` (`C.Check` help key), tooltips via `C.tip()` (wraps). Game actions for the Library
-    right-click menu (one `ft.ContextMenu` around the grid, filled on right-click; short: `menus.quick_menu`, key actions
-    + "More actions…" = the game page with its full "…" menu opened from code, `app.open_game_menu`) and the game
-    page's "…" menu (`menus.menu_sections` quick=False, sectioned) come from `app.game_actions()`. Picking art (`sources.apply_choice`) downloads into a staging dir and keeps the old
+    `help=` argument of `section`/`status_row`/`kv`, tooltips via `C.tip()` (wraps). Game actions for the Library
+    right-click menu (one `ft.ContextMenu` around the grid, filled on right-click) and the game page's "…" menu come
+    from `app.game_actions()`. Picking art (`sources.apply_choice`) downloads into a staging dir and keeps the old
    art if nothing came back; "Update Steam art on Frame" re-sends the art set to the game's anchor (agent ≥ 12).
    Patch descriptions/reasons describe the general case, naming games only as "e.g. …".
  - Installs: queued/cancelled/failed ones are remembered (library setting `ui.installs`) → Library "Resume" bar;
    uploads are interruptible (Cancel checked per MiB) and resumable (big files via SFTP `.part` append, small files
    streamed in tar batches; the agent counts files already in `incoming/`). Multi-select in the Library queues
    installs after asking every needed question up front. Failures end in one pop-up (Resume / Uninstall / log).
-  - Other drives (GitHub #90, agent v63): anchors stay in ~/Applications/quest-frame, a game's files may live in
-    `<mount>/FramePort/<pkg>` (`deployment.json` base). Agent `drives` (/proc/mounts, /run/media + Steam library
-    drives; vfat/exfat/ntfs/read-only refused), prepare*/finalize_linux `dest` (unmounted = error, never a fallback;
-    installed games keep their base), `move` (detached systemd-run + `move_status`; cp -a under podman unshare,
-    count+bytes check, symlink retarget, launch.sh: Quest app_dir line / Linux+PC VR rewritten from the record's
-    `launcher` field, else text swap), list_installed `drive`/`drive_missing` (install_state keeps such games
-    "installed"). PC: `install/drives.py`, library setting `install.drive` (Frame page → Storage), game menu
-    "Move to…" (job kind tool-frame), CLI `frame drives`/`frame move`/`install --dest`. Untested on the device.
  - **PC VR repacks are pre-patched to run directly** (proven: Rick and Morty, Vader Immortal run when the exe is
    launched directly; Revive breaks them). So Rift games default to `as_is` = install the copy unchanged and launch
    the exe directly (`pcvr.xr_timefix` for the Frame OpenXR-1.1→1.0 fix, `pcvr.no_crash_reporter` for Unreal).
@@ -154,11 +84,7 @@ Read `docs/PLAYBOOK.md` (symptom → fix) before debugging a game, and `docs/FRA
    doesn't do). `VD.bat` is Virtual Desktop's launcher: ignore it except as an exe-location hint. Library migration
    `rift_run_direct` resets existing recipes.
    Auto launch-test is skipped on PC installs (it would start the game on the user's desktop). Launch tests collect the Unreal
-    game log + crash summaries from the Proton prefix; triage `unreal-crash`. Agent v67 adds Unity's logs (LocalLow/<Company>/<Product>/Player(-prev).log via `<Name>_Data/app.info`,
-    `output_log.txt`, Temp/…/Crashes/*/error.log; `unity_logs`) to launch tests and diagnostics; triage `unity-vr-init` /
-    `unity-crash`. A catalog recipe verified with another build (catalog `xr` ≠ the build's) keeps the build's own
-    `pcvr.launch_args` (`engine._other_build`; GitHub #105: SUPERHOT VR's Oculus+OpenVR build needs `-vrmode OpenVR`,
-    the catalog's is the OpenXR build); Electron launchers next to a game rank −30 (`rift.is_electron`). Lies Beneath via Proton without Revive
+    game log + crash summaries from the Proton prefix; triage `unreal-crash`. Lies Beneath via Proton without Revive
    crashed (UE 4.23 "Unhandled exception").
  - Rift scanning: `sources/rift_dump.scan` = the scanned folder's subfolders are games (one per folder; a folder is a
    game if all candidate exes sit under one child), recursing into collections; `analysis/rift.py` walks once,
@@ -197,20 +123,11 @@ Rick and Morty runs on the Frame via its catalog recipe (OpenVR, no Revive),
    set: the name on a colour from the title hash + the APK icon, `steam_set_for`; 2D Android apps get no store lookups) and tags: how it runs, the original platform
    (Meta Quest / Oculus Rift), genres, user tags — merged with tags set in Steam (non-Steam shortcuts can't hold a
    description).
-  - Linux apps (GitHub #31, library kind `linux`, `linux.<slug>`; x86_64 builds run through FEX (app 3127680, no SLR:
-    RootFS /usr/share/guestos/fex-mesa from the OS image; needs `STEAM_COMPAT_DATA_PATH`, see docs/FRAME_RUNTIME.md):
-    agent v61 `linux_x86_tools`/`pick_tool`, `install_proton`/`proton_status` `kind: linux_x86`, `finalize_linux
-    x86_64`, `installer.ensure_proton(kind=)`; an arm64 program wins over an x86_64 one): GUI = Add
-    games → "Add a Linux app…" /
+  - Linux apps (GitHub #31, library kind `linux`, `linux.<slug>`): GUI = Add games → "Add a Linux app (arm64)…" /
    "…folder…" (`app.add_linux` job → `pipeline.add_linux_app`); game page `linux_summary` (program + Change…, AppImage,
    OpenXR, source) instead of recipe/patches, `C.missing_libraries` callout (Frame deployment, else last install);
    no Analyze/Rebuild/recipe/share/Game settings actions, Frame only; platform "Linux" badge + library filter; Steam
    tags "Linux app on Frame"/"Linux"; `_follow_catalog` skips them; local files of a lone AppImage = the file only.
-    Desktop Mode entries (GitHub #84, agent v63): finalize_linux writes `frameport-<slug>.desktop` to
-    ~/.local/share/applications (+ ~/Desktop if it exists; `X-FramePort-Package` marks ours), launch.sh with
-    `FRAMEPORT_DESKTOP=1` skips the Steam-parent watchdog and Steam's display; ensure_host_fixes refreshes entries
-    (older installs, stale ones removed), uninstall/purge remove them. Per app: library entry field `desktop_entry`
-    (default on; patches don't apply to Linux apps) → game page switch → agent `desktop_entry`. Untested on device.
  - Quest/Rift twins stay separate entries, shown and named in Steam "Title (Quest)"/"(Rift)" (`core/titles.py`).
  - `Recipe.as_is` = install unchanged (pre-patched libraries): `pipeline.prepare_as_is`; auto for APKs that already
    contain FrameBridge (`frame_patched`). For Rift it changes nothing (the dump is never modified; the Frame copy
@@ -226,10 +143,6 @@ Rick and Morty runs on the Frame via its catalog recipe (OpenVR, no Revive),
  - `patches/` — **the unit of modularity**. `base.py` (Patch interface, registry), `overport.py` (overport CLI patch ids,
    discovered dynamically via `overport patches`), `frame/*.py` (one module per Frame fix), `settings.py` (FrameBridge
    adapter keys + device files as patches). Add a patch = add a module that calls `register(...)`.
-    `upstream.py`: upstream fixes that replace a workaround per build (a probe finds the fix in OVRPort's output →
-    the build leaves the workaround out, `build.superseded`; recipes unchanged). Registered: `ovrport.haptic_envelope`
-    (→ `adapter.haptic_fix`, `frame/haptic_envelope.py`) and `ovrport.microphone_stream` (→ `frame.ovr_microphone`),
-    both fixed in OVRPort runtime 3.4.3-aa54c3f (ovrport/app#73; haptics owner-verified with Lucky's Tale 2026-10-07).
  - `analysis/` — APK/ELF inspection (`detect.py`), `elf.py` (pyelftools reads; own DT_NEEDED writer), `stubgen.py`
    (generates the ovr_* stub .so without a compiler).
  - `apk/` — `axml.py` (binary manifest editor), `workspace.py` (staged zip edits), `sign.py` (apksigner; it aligns too).
@@ -249,12 +162,8 @@ Rick and Morty runs on the Frame via its catalog recipe (OpenVR, no Revive),
  - `diag/` — user feedback without tokens (docs/DIAGNOSTICS.md): `redact.py` (every file/issue text: IPs, hosts,
    home dirs, Steam ids, dump folders → placeholders), `bundle.py` (redacted diagnostics zip; agent v21
    `collect_diag`; `frameport diag collect|inspect|report`), `issue.py` (prefilled GitHub issue-form links, ≤7.5k
-    chars; `*_links` = `IssueLinks(form, plain, body)`: body = the Markdown the form writes (`### <label>`, recipe in
-    a ```yaml block; labels checked against the templates), plain = `?title=&body=` link. GitHub #167: some (Flatpak)
-    browsers opened the form with empty fields → `app.open_issue` copies the body to the clipboard and offers "Form
-    empty? Open a plain issue"; keep the templates valid YAML, quote `: ` in descriptions). "Share working config" →
-    `working-config.yml` issue → maintainer label `catalog-accepted` (a plain issue needs `working-config` added by
-    hand) → `catalog-from-issue.yml` workflow (`scripts/catalog_from_issue.py` validates) opens a catalog PR. App log:
+    chars). "Share working config" → `working-config.yml` issue → maintainer label `catalog-accepted` →
+    `catalog-from-issue.yml` workflow (`scripts/catalog_from_issue.py` validates) opens a catalog PR. App log:
    `core/applog.py` (`<data>/logs/app.log`, finished GUI jobs in `<data>/logs/jobs/`).
  - Self-update (docs/ARCHITECTURE.md "Self-update", docs/INSTALL.md "Updating"): `_version.py` = the only version
    (`frameport.__version__`; pyproject reads it via hatch `dynamic`; app log, diagnostics, User-Agent, Settings use
@@ -268,15 +177,9 @@ Rick and Morty runs on the Frame via its catalog recipe (OpenVR, no Revive),
    signed, `ready.json`); `apply()` writes + starts detached `apply.ps1`/`apply.sh` (wait for pid → Windows: copy over,
    replaced files kept in `updates/<ver>/previous` because the zip has no top folder; macOS/Linux: mv to `.old` + swap,
    rollback, `xattr -dr` quarantine → relaunch; `<data>/logs/update.log`). `ui/updater.py`: background check (10 s,
-    then 6 h), sidebar card (hidden control, toggled), Library bar (`library_bar`), changelog dialog, job
+    then 6 h), sidebar card (hidden control, toggled), Library bar (`library_bar`), notes dialog (`ft.Markdown`), job
    `app-update` that restarts only when no other job is active, `apply_pending_at_start()` in `main()` for
-    "Install updates automatically"; Settings → Updates. Changelog: `updates.fetch_changelog` (releases list,
-    `app-releases.json`, same 6 h cache, offline → cached / []) → `ChangelogEntry` (`whats_new()` keeps only the tag
-    message's "What's new" part: CI's intro, update hint and release-footer.md stripped); `between`/`changelog_for`
-    (installed < v ≤ offered, dev entry only when on/choosing dev, skipped versions included), `recent_history`;
-    the update/dev dialogs show one collapsible section per version (`_changes_column`, newest open); after an update
-    `pending_news` (setting `update.last_seen_version`; first start only records it; offline → retried next start)
-    → Library "was updated" bar → "See what's new…"; Settings → Updates "What's new…" = recent history. CLI: `--version`, `frameport update [--check (exit 10)]
+    "Install updates automatically"; Settings → Updates. CLI: `--version`, `frameport update [--check (exit 10)]
    [--yes]`, once-a-day stderr hint read from the cache only (`refresh_cache()` in a daemon thread writes no
    settings, to avoid read-modify-write races). `scripts/update_smoke.py <archive>` runs the real extract + swap script
    (no relaunch) — CI runs it on all three OS with the archive it just built.
@@ -285,17 +188,7 @@ Rick and Morty runs on the Frame via its catalog recipe (OpenVR, no Revive),
    by hand: the "Update now" button path (same apply(), called from the running app). macOS: CI smoke only.
 - `agent/frameport_agent.py` — runs **on the Frame** (python3 stdlib only), JSON over SSH. Owns the install layout,
  launch.sh template, Steam shortcuts (binary VDF), launch tests. Bump `AGENT_VERSION` when changing it.
- `bootstrap/bootstrap.sh` — one-time Frame setup served by the pairing server (app key, podman fix, Developer Mode, Lepton).
-  `bootstrap/setup.sh` — the setup URL (`curl -fsSL https://frameport.app/s | bash`, copied to the site by
-  `site/scripts/sync-media.mjs`): finds the PC (stdlib mDNS on 5353 for `_frameport-pair._tcp`, which the pairing
-  server announces while open; else the USB address and a /24 scan of `/ping`), `/hello` → the user clicks Allow (4
-  digits on both sides, `ask_digits`) → `/wait` hands over the code → runs bootstrap.sh exactly like the typed line.
-  Checked on the dev Frame 2026-10-10 (mDNS and scan paths) with a stub bootstrap; tests/test_setup_url.py.
-  Auto-pairing (`frame/autopair.py`, `app._start_auto_pair`, setting `frame.auto_pair`, default on; off with
-  FRAMEPORT_HOME/FRAMEPORT_NO_AUTO_PAIR): while no Frame is connected, Frames in Developer Mode (devkit mDNS, else a
-  30 s scan of the /24s for :32000/login-name, deduped by host key) are connected if FramePort's key works, else
-  offered the key via devkit.register every 4 s (refused at once until Pair new host is open; 45 s back-off after an
-  unanswered request). This WSL dev PC never hears the Frame's mDNS (Hyper-V firewall): the scan finds it.
+- `bootstrap/bootstrap.sh` — one-time Frame setup served by the pairing server (sshd, app key, avahi service, Lepton).
 - `catalog/games/<package>.yaml` (installed apps also fetch these from GitHub `main`, see "Catalog updates") — 38 recipes (34 verified 2026-09-28; Deadpool VR, 4XVR, NEX Player and AC Nexus's
  90 Hz default confirmed later by the owner); `catalog/triage.yaml` — log signatures → fixes.
 - `native/` — sources of the prebuilt binaries in `artifacts/` (adapter, VrApi bridge patches, GL shim, stubs).
@@ -320,20 +213,12 @@ Repo is on an NTFS drive (`core.fileMode=false`); line endings are LF (`.gitattr
  artwork, frames.json, the app's SSH key which the dev Frame authorizes).
 - Device checks: `frameport test <pkg>` / `frameport parity-device --results <parity.json> --baseline <launch.txt>
  [--test-only]`; the pre-FramePort baseline is `PATCHED/_known-good-2026-09-28/_frame-state/baseline-launch.txt`.
- Docs screenshots + videos (docs/SHOWCASE.md): never by hand. `uv run python scripts/showcase/render_docs.py`
-  renders `docs/showcase/shots.yaml` into `docs/images/` (every shot twice, kept when both agree; only visibly changed
-  files are rewritten; `--check` for CI) and `scripts/showcase/record_video.py [names] [--draft]` records the
-  storyboards `docs/showcase/videos/<name>.yaml` (tour = FramePort in use + README teaser; install = the install
-  tutorial: instruction cards for the download / the command on the Frame, the rest filmed from a first start) into
-  `docs/media/frameport-<name>.mp4`. Both build the demo library first (`demo_home.py`, profile `demo` or `fresh`:
-  catalog games from `demo-library.yaml` + `demo-analyses.json`, art/details cached in ~/.cache/frameport-showcase, a
-  pretend Frame from `showcase-frame.json`) in a temp FRAMEPORT_HOME: no personal data, refuses the real data dir
-  and placeholder art; discovery is off and the setup command shows placeholders for the address and code. Steps find elements
-  by name through Flutter's semantics tree (`scripts/showcase/web.py`: text, tooltip; the innermost match wins) —
-  give new icon-only controls a tooltip. The `showcase` workflow renders on UI pushes to main (+ the videos whose
-  storyboard changed, or the ones named on dispatch) and opens PR `showcase/update`; releases attach every video as
-  `FramePort-<name>.mp4`. `scripts/scrub_library.py` (the owner's own library) is only for private screenshots now.
-  README rules (owner): says not every game runs (no longer "proof of concept" since 1.0), provides no piracy tools, credits the wrapped
+- Docs screenshots (`docs/images/`): `python scripts/scrub_library.py ~/.local/share/frameport <dir> --status works,issues` (copies
+  library + artwork only; titles replace folder names, local paths → `D:/Games/...`, sort by size) then
+  `FRAMEPORT_HOME=<dir> python scripts/ui_smoke.py --out <shots> --docs --fake-frame --game <pkg>` (set
+  FRAMEPORT_JAVA/_OVERPORT_JAR/_APKSIGNER_JAR so no tool download toast appears; `--viewport 1280x2600` + crop for the
+  patch list). Check every PNG for paths, IPs, user names and repack/scene names before committing.
+  README rules (owner): states the project is a proof of concept, provides no piracy tools, credits the wrapped
  projects (most functionality is theirs); neutral technical wording; no Quest2Frame mentions anywhere.
 - GUI smoke test: `uv pip install flet-web playwright && playwright install chromium`, then
  `FRAMEPORT_HOME=<test dir> python scripts/ui_smoke.py --out <dir> [--game <pkg>] [--frame steamos@<host>] [--update]` (`--update` = fake release: banner, dialog, Settings → Updates) and look
@@ -398,10 +283,7 @@ The Frame runs firewalld (22 and 32000 open). PC side: the setup server needs in
 firewall blocks it silently (`DefaultInboundAction Block`): `pairing.ensure_reachable` adds a temporary rule via one
 UAC prompt, removed when the server stops (flag file in %TEMP%, max 35 min); hints per OS after 45 s without a request
 (`pairing.firewall_hint`). Flet 1.0 patches aren't thread-safe → `app.serialize_flet_updates()` (a dialog shown while a
-scan redraw ran never closed: "dropped a patch for unknown control"); it also makes property writes (Flet's
-`Prop.__set__`) take the same `app.FLET_LOCK`: a property set on a background thread while the loop packed a patch
-changed the control's `_values` mid-iteration ("dictionary changed size during iteration", a sidebar click's page
-change died while the live Frame card took a sample). Anything that serves the app (ui_smoke, showcase) calls it too.
+scan redraw ran never closed: "dropped a patch for unknown control").
 **Lepton:** needs an activity with category **LAUNCHER** (Quest apps often only have INFO → "APP_ACTIVITY is empty").
 **2D apps:** Lepton runs every app headless (`lepton.headless=true`, only OpenXR output reaches the headset) unless the app folder (`<base>/lepton-app/`) has a `lepton-show-flatscreen` file (liblepton/app_metadata.sh) → Waydroid window on gamescope; agent v28 `set_flatscreen` at finalize for `vr_kind == "none"`. Android 11's navbar covered the
 app's controls → patch `device.hide_navbar` (default on for vr_kind none, migration `flat_hide_navbar`) exports
@@ -635,7 +517,7 @@ recipe keeps it on). I Am Cat works with issues (judder; scale 0.8 no help). Rob
 libroblox, also with the Vulkan shim). Installs skip the Steam restart when the shortcut is unchanged and wait while a
 game runs (agent v37). New default fixes in FramePort's code reach games already in a library: after every app update
 `library._follow_catalog` re-derives each non-user recipe once (setting `recipes.app_version`; tests switch it off via
-`library.REFRESH_ON_UPDATE`). Analysis fields added later: **bump `analysis/detect.ANALYSIS_VERSION`** (stored as `analysis.extra.analysis_version`); older entries whose APK is still there are analysed again at the GUI's start (background thread, not a job: ~8 s per 900 MB APK) and before a build (`pipeline.refresh_analyses`, GitHub #104); only `analysis`/`suggested` change, user recipes stay; an unreadable APK gets `analysis_failed` = the version (not retried until the next bump). Troubleshooting techniques: docs/PLAYBOOK.md "Debugging techniques". Unity `boot.config` "vulkan" substring mislabels GLES games as Vulkan
+`library.REFRESH_ON_UPDATE`); analysis fields added later still need a re-analysis. Troubleshooting techniques: docs/PLAYBOOK.md "Debugging techniques". Unity `boot.config` "vulkan" substring mislabels GLES games as Vulkan
 (I Am Cat ran GLES); OVRPlugin's "Unavailable OpenXR extension: XR_FB_scene" is routine (no longer triaged).
 **Round 4 (2026-10-04):** XR_KHR_android_surface_swapchain is listed by the Frame's runtime but returns
 FUNCTION_UNSUPPORTED → adapter `surface_emul` (default on, `native/adapter/surface_swapchain.c`): an ordinary runtime
@@ -712,8 +594,6 @@ FrameBridge `snapshot=N` (`snapshot_gl.c`, GLES): every N s the left-eye image t
 own context and saved as `files/fb_snap_0-7.ppm` (quarter size) — headless launches show a black headset view, this
 shows what the game draws. Vader: Lucasfilm logo (an OBB mp4: video works), then its loading card (portrait + segmented
 bar) that never advances; the async loader thread sleeps and OBB reads stop (~168 MB of a 2.7 GB pak).
-**SteamVR overlay apps (agent v75, 2026-10-10):** host OpenVR overlays (VRApplication_Overlay) are composited over Lepton (Quest) games on the Frame (probe checker seen over 4XVR in the headset view, `native/vroverlay_probe`); Windows ones register through Proton's vrclient too (Temporal Reality's Windows build created its overlays; fpsVR never reaches OpenVR under Proton). Detection `analysis/vroverlay.py` (bundled `.vrmanifest` with `is_dashboard_overlay`, else OpenVR + IVROverlay + self-registration markers, engine Other; Rift fingerprint `RIFT_ANALYSIS`), patch `pcvr.vr_overlay` (param autostart), Linux entry fields `vr_overlay`/`vr_overlay_autostart` (game page switch); agent `register_vr_overlay`/`unregister_vr_overlay`/`launch_vr_overlay` (IVRApplications via ctypes, live; manifest `<anchor>/frameport-overlay.vrmanifest`, the app's own key, binary = launch.sh). **SteamVR on the Frame reads only `binary_path_linux_arm`** (binary_path_linux alone is skipped). Overlay apps: no launch test, no Linux Steam-parent watchdog (`FRAMEPORT_OVERLAY`), not a "running game". A Steam overlay-app shortcut and a game shortcut run together. Autostart at the next SteamVR start: not verified yet. Details: docs/FRAME_RUNTIME.md "Overlay apps".
-**Lepton's logcat mirror dies (agent v67, 2026-10-09):** occasionally launch.log ends with `logcat: Unexpected EOF!` right after the game starts (about 1 launch in 50, Lepton 2.8.14 and 3.0.5): no dashboard auto-hide, no launch-test result. launch.sh's `_logcat_keeper` then reads `podman exec lepton-steamlaunch-<appid> logcat` itself into launch.log (up to 5 restarts while the game runs).
 **Double launch (agent v57, 2026-10-06):** a second Play while Lepton still boots (~10 s with nothing to see) made
 the second Lepton stop the first one's container ("Waiting for steamlaunch-<appid> (PID …) to exit", exit 137
 "(starting)", "Clearing baked app data due to early exit") and both died (Vader, BattleSisters). launch.sh now takes
@@ -741,113 +621,10 @@ head-pose deadline ends VR mode without a worn headset (not a game bug).

 **Language packs (merged from PR #20, 2026-10-04):** overport's `libovrplatformloader.so` is a dispatcher that `dlopen`s Meta's own loader (`libovrplatformloader_meta.so` / `_meta_q1.so`, also `libpxrplatformloader.so`) and keeps its own message queue; `ovr_LanguagePack_GetCurrent/SetCurrent` are 8-byte `return 0` stubs in it, `ovr_AssetFile_GetList` forwards to Meta's loader. `frame.langpacks` (opt-in, `native/langpack`) serves `<tag>.lang` files from the game's data; `elf.hide_exports` marks the loader's exports STB_LOCAL (bionic and glibc only match GLOBAL/WEAK; verified for glibc, bionic's `is_symbol_global_and_defined` is from memory). `libfp_langpack.so` is built here (`python native/build.py --only langpack`) and committed. Owner-verified 2026-10-04: Deadpool VR with only `en.lang` and the patch on plays English dialogue and runs normally (headless launch tests show 2-6 fps while it loads: not a regression sign). A dispatcher answer that arrives after we answered the timed-out GetList is dropped (one answer per request); games already in a library get `lang_packs` filled after an app update (`library._refresh_data_fields`). The library logs to logcat under the tag `fp_langpack` (dirs looked in, packs found, every language-pack call), so it shows up in the game's `launch.log`; an `ovr_AssetFile_GetList` the dispatcher leaves unanswered for 1.5 s is answered with our packs alone. Deadpool VR (Unreal) accepts a pack only when its `Metadata` equals the game's own version string (`ULanguagePacksSubsystem` compares it with `%s.%s.%s.%s.%s` built from the build info, e.g. `1.0.40.356975.Quest` = versionName; found by disassembling `libUE4.so`): the patch writes the APK's versionName into the library (`@FPMETA@` slot, `with_metadata`), `FRAMEPORT_LANGPACK_META` overrides it. Deadpool VR (2026-10-04, headset): German became selectable with that Metadata, but dialogue stayed silent (even English once reported as a pack) while the path was spelled `/sdcard/Android/obb/<pkg>/x.lang`; with the `/storage/emulated/0/Android/obb/<pkg>/x.lang` spelling (Unreal's own, now listed first in `scan_dirs`) German dialogue plays. `FRAMEPORT_LANGPACK_SKIP=<tags>` or a file `fp_langpack_skip` in the obb folder leaves packs out of the list (experiments).

-**Cube swapchains (GitHub #107, 2026-10-09):** the Frame's runtime refuses `faceCount=6` swapchains (-2,
-XR_ERROR_RUNTIME_FAILURE); OVRPlugin ignores that ("CreateSwapchain for eye 0: 0x0, 0 stages") and crashes in
-ovrp_EndFrame4 (memset). FrameBridge `cube_standin` (default on, `native/adapter/cube_standin.c`) serves a refused cube
-swapchain as one GL cube-map texture in the app's context (GLES only) and drops its layers. Verified headless with
-Budget Cuts Ultimate (2048² sRGB, 12 mips; runs on at ~70 fps); what the cube layer showed is simply missing.
-**Hardware video decoding (PR #96, PR #128 by Lucas-Mathieu, adapted 2026-10-10, agent v71):** `native/hevc` = one
-OMX plugin `OMX.frameport.{avc,hevc,vp9}.decoder` (FFmpeg v4l2m2m on Iris /dev/video-dec0, FFmpeg software decoders as
-fallback inside the component, Vulkan copy for big native surfaces). The connection installs it once per Frame
-(`ensure_video_codec` → agent `video_codec_status`/`install_video_codec`: `~/.local/share/frameport/video-codec/versions/
-<manifest sha>` + `current` symlink). A Frame keeps the same or a newer `revision` (no flip-flop between PCs) → **bump
-`revision` in native/hevc/build.py with every artifact change**; a failed install isn't retried during the connection.
-Per game: only launchers of games whose recipe has `frame.hw_video_decode` (install stage, no APK change; suggested
-from analysis `media_codec`, ANALYSIS_VERSION 8; deployment.json `hw_video_decode`) get the codec line → the Podman
-wrapper (native/hevc/podman.py) mounts the plugin into that container (merged media_codecs.xml in
-$XDG_RUNTIME_DIR/frameport-video). Off for every game: Settings → Installing (library `video.hw_decode` → agent
-`video_codec_switch` = video-codec/disabled); one game: `FRAMEPORT_NO_HW_VIDEO=1 %command%`. `upgrade_launchers`
-converts agent ≤70 launchers (Batman's `<base>/frameport-codec` → keeps the line, folder then removed). Batman: catalog
-+ migration `batman_video_patches` (`frame.hw_video_decode` + hidden adapter setting `surface_native`). Iris: 8K
-refused (ENOMEM) while any other decoder session is open; SteamVR's vrlinkrunthread holds one ~12 s at game start →
-refused opens retry until 20 s after the plugin loaded (else 2 s), then software; VP9 7680x3840 never returned a
-picture → VP9 ≤4096x2304; hidden VP9 frames come back as empty capture buffers (bytesused 0, no LAST):
-FFmpeg's wrapper ended the EOS drain at the first one (two-pass VP9 lost its last ~25 frames) → build.py requeues
-them (codec revision 8; drain ends at LAST, or 1 s after a skipped empty buffer; dev Frame 2026-10-10: 600/600 =
-OMX.google.vp9 Y hashes). Rebuilds are deterministic (ext4 + NTFS path
-with spaces, two NDK copies → same; rev 8 141de01f…; PR #128's own sources → its 27a2d749…). Not yet run on the device.
-**Vulkan shader dump (GitHub #140, 2026-10-10):** adapter `vk_shader_dump=1` (Vulkan shim, `native/vkshim/shader_dump.h`;
-applies where vk_sanitize can: Unreal/Other arm64) writes each distinct SPIR-V module once to
-`files/fp_vk_shaders/<size>_<sha256>.spv` (tmp + rename) and one `index.txt` line per vkCreateShaderModule (`<seq> <ms>
-<unix ms> <name> new|known|again|failed`, O_APPEND) to find the module behind a GPU hang. Agent v72 `collect_diag`
-returns `shaders` (newest modules of fp_vk_shaders + fp_spirv, ≤4 MB each, base64) → bundle
-`games/<pkg>/target/shaders/`. Triage `gpu-hang` suggests both dumps; `triage.graphics_api` (FrameBridge's
-xrCreateSwapchain formats: <0x1000 Vulkan, else GL) keeps only the session's API's (`API_ONLY`). Host-tested only.
-Agent v74: a reporter's hang came ~10 s after the last new module, so the culprit wasn't among the newest written →
-with an index naming modules, `shader_dumps` sends every module of the index's **newest session** (after the last
-`# start`), deduplicated, last used first, each ≤4 MB, ≤30 MB in all (`session` = how many it names) + that session's
-index lines; no index (fp_spirv) = the old newest-by-mtime 4 MB. One JSON line (~40 MB base64) over the SSH channel
-is read whole by `Frame.agent` (fine at that size); `_Writer.fit` drops the least recently used modules last, after
-cutting logs, to stay under the 24 MB zip limit.
-**Vivox API 31 (GitHub #101, 2026-10-09):** newer Vivox builds (Green Hell VR) call Android 12 AudioManager
-communication-device methods from `com.vivox.sdk.AudioChangeListener` with no SDK check → NoSuchMethodError on Lepton's
-Android 11. `frame.vivox_audio_route` (analysis `vivox_api31`, ANALYSIS_VERSION 4) makes every such method return at
-once (`Dex.return_early`: return-void / `const/4 v0,0; return v0`; nopping the invoke would leave a move-result the
-verifier rejects). Older Vivox (Eleven Table Tennis, BattleSisters) lacks that code and isn't matched. Verified
-headless: Vivox initialises, 150 s at ~65-70 fps.
-**Steam Input gamepad for 2D apps (GitHub #162, agent v72, 2026-10-10):** Lepton's Android only has the Wayland seat's `wayland_touch/keyboard/pointer`. Steam makes its virtual pad (uinput, `/devices/virtual/input`, 28de:11ff, "Microsoft X-Box 360 pad N", ACL for steamos) only while the Frame's controllers are on (controller.txt "Steam Controller reserving XInput slot 0"; gone when they sleep), also with no game running; steamos-manager's 28de:0000 keys device isn't a pad (no BTN_SOUTH). Lepton's container root (system_server too) = steamos (`keep-id:uid=0`), so a bind-mounted `/dev/input/eventN` opens. Opt-in `device.steam_gamepad` (vr_kind none; suggested for `android.hardware.gamepad`/`LEANBACK_LAUNCHER`, analysis `gamepad`, ANALYSIS_VERSION 9): deployment.json `steam_gamepad` → launcher `GAMEPAD_LINE` (after the codec line: exports FRAMEPORT_GAMEPAD + LEPTON_ENV_SDL_GAMECONTROLLER_ALLOW_STEAM_VIRTUAL_GAMEPAD, puts `agent/bin` first on PATH) → `PODMAN_WRAPPER` (written by ensure_host_fixes; non-`run` calls go straight on; `run` imports the agent's `podman_run_args`; hands on to the next Podman after its own PATH entry with itself removed from PATH, so it chains to the codec wrapper either way round) adds the pads + `Vendor_28de_Product_<pid>.kl` (Xbox 360 layout). Verified headless with a uinput stand-in pad (Stremio's container: EventHub `classes=0x80000141`, our key layout, KeyEvent BUTTON_A dispatched); with Steam's real pad and a game: not yet. Pads made after the start aren't seen until the next one.
-**Multiview programs on flat framebuffers (GitHub #77, Doom3Quest, 2026-10-09, prototype):** Mesa enforces OVR_multiview's
-"program num_views == draw framebuffer views" rule (`draw_validate.c`, the draw is dropped silently); Qualcomm doesn't.
-Doom3Quest compiles every VS with `layout(num_views=2) in;` and draws its HUD/PDA into 2D-texture FBOs → black. Opt-in
-`frame.gl_multiview_fbo` (analysis `gl_multiview_libs`, ANALYSIS_VERSION 6; own-engine GLES only): `native/glmv` =
-`libfpglmv.so` (12 chars = "libGLESv3.so": libdoom3.so's one `.rodata` dlopen string is rewritten in place, its qgl*
-table comes from dlsym on that handle; also first DT_NEEDED for its direct gl*/egl* imports). Such draws use a lazily
-built single-view twin (view 0, uniforms copied per draw); eglMakeCurrent resets the per-thread cache. Host-tested only
-(rewriter on all 19 Doom3Quest shaders + glmv.c against a stand-in GL, `tests/test_gl_multiview_fbo.py`); the host's
-Mesa 23.2 llvmpipe has no OVR_multiview. Headset-verified by Xandrix1987 (2026-10-09: HUD/PDA shown, no fps drop) -> in the Doom3Quest catalog recipe.
-**Session triage (agent v70, 2026-10-09):** launch tests never reach FOCUSED, so real play sessions are triaged
-too. list_installed gives each game `last_play` {start, end, test} from `<anchor>/plays.log` (launch tests write a
-`test <unix>` line first → test sessions are only marked); `session_log` returns the newest session's launch.log
-(`<base>/session.log`, ≤4 MB: head + tail + FrameBridge/crash lines between) + that session's logcat-crash.log +
-`journalctl -k` GPU lines ("kernel: …"). The GUI's connection refresh (`app._check_sessions` → `pipeline.sessions_due`,
-background thread; sessions >7 days old are skipped) runs `pipeline.triage_session` = `validate/session.analyze`
-(triage.yaml signatures incl. `space-warp-used` (info, `question:`, never auto-applied), `gpu-hang` (`report: true`)
-+ computed `slow-frames` (pacing windows vs the nearest refresh rate) and `focus-dips` (FrameBridge always logs
-`focus: lost` / `focus: back after N ms`, session_fixes.c)) → library `last_session` / `last_session_checked` → game
-page "Last session" callout (Try this fix / Rebuild with this fix / Yes-No question / Report / Dismiss). Suggestions may
-be values (`adapter.scale=0.85`, `triage.split_suggestion`); adapter-only fixes are pushed live (`apply_suggestions_live`
-→ agent set_settings, like the Game settings dialog). CLI `frameport session <pkg> [--apply]`. PC VR (Proton) launchers
-log no session end, so they aren't triaged yet. pac_hints stays triage-only: a survey of all 68 dump APKs found unpaired
-PAC hints in 21 libraries of 18 games (OpenSSL's 38/40 in most UE4 libUE4.so and libEOSSDK.so, UE5 libUnreal.so ~400
-vs +2-3, libass, libopencv, …), most of them games that work, so default-on would rewrite many working builds.
 **Unresolved (as of 2026-09-28):** Arcsmith (right-eye distortion) and Time Stall (both eyes) — swap, tracking, Valve
 layers, depth, pacing ruled out. Sniper Elite VR (DEVICE LOST), Espire 1 (Mesa GL upload crash), HITMAN 3 (freedreno
 crash): use PC versions.

-**Install links / FrameDrop button protocol (2026-10-07, not yet clicked end to end from a browser):** FrameDrop
-(framedropvr.com, a closed-source Windows sideloader) defines "Install with FrameDrop" buttons:
-`https://framedropvr.com/install?manifest=<url>|url=<file>` → that page opens `framedrop://install?…` (1.6 s, else its
-home page); manifest `{"schema":"framedrop.install/v1","name","files":[{"url","sha256"}]}` (name = Steam title; .apk
-or Linux .zip). `deeplink.py` (no Flet) parses framedrop://, frameport:// and the pasted https link, enforces its
-rules (https; http only on loopback; no credentials; no LAN/loopback/link-local IPs, also after DNS and redirects; URL
-ends in a file name), caps manifests at 256 KiB, ignores non-hex sha256 (FrameDrop's own example has a placeholder),
-downloads into `<data>/downloads/<slug>-<hash>/` (OBBs → `obb/` next to the APK, `.part` removed on cancel/mismatch);
-`pipeline.add_from_link` routes APK / Linux / exe and sets `title` + `title_locked` + `link` (a bare file link keeps
-FramePort's title). GUI: `views/link_dialog.py` (always asks first), Add games → "Install from a link…", CLI
-`frameport open-link [--yes --no-install --gui]`. **A `flet build` bundle can't take a URL argument** (the Flutter
-host treats any argv as a developer page URL), so `urlhandler.py` registers a script, not FramePort.exe: Windows
-HKCU `Software\Classes\{framedrop,frameport}` → hidden PowerShell `frameport-link-handler.ps1`; WSL (source runs)
-the same keys → `wsl.exe -d <distro> -e sh frameport-link-handler.sh`; Linux `frameport-links.desktop` +
-`xdg-mime`; macOS unsupported (Apple Events, paste instead). The script drops the link into `<data>/links/*.link`
-and starts FramePort unless `<data>/gui.alive` is < 10 s old (`gui.starting` stops double starts); the GUI's
-`_watch_links` thread touches the heartbeat and opens links (newest window session). Settings → Install links: one
-switch per scheme (`links.framedrop`, `links.frameport`, default on); a scheme another program owns (FrameDrop) is
-only taken with "Use FramePort for these links" (`register([s], force=True)`); off removes only FramePort's own
-registration (`MARK` in the command). Never registered with FRAMEPORT_HOME/FRAMEPORT_NO_LINK_HANDLER (tests,
-screenshots). Same round: files dropped on the Library (`ui/dropped.py`, bundles only like the Files tab), "Add a
-Windows program (.exe)…" (`pipeline.add_windows_exe`: exe in Downloads/home/drive root copied alone into
-`<data>/windows-apps/<slug>/`), patch `device.display_mode` (Automatic / VR / Flat window → `InstallContext.display`,
-`installer.show_window`). FramePort-only manifest extension `"frameport": {"description", "icon"}` (bad values ignored; icon: same URL rules,
-≤2 MiB, Pillow-checked, ≥32 px, saved as PNG in `<data>/downloads/icons/`, shown in the question by asset URL, then
-`sources.apply_custom(pkg, "icon")` unless `.picked` exists; description fills `details.description` only when
-empty). Bare file links get a title guessed from the file name (`title_from_filename`: version/arch dropped, package
-names → last part). Windows test of 0.12.1.dev191 (2026-10-07): a button click opened the dialog; but a click right
-after closing FramePort did nothing (the closed window's heartbeat was < 10 s old) → the handler scripts now wait
-up to 4 s for the link file to be taken before trusting the heartbeat, the window's CLOSE event / atexit delete
-`gui.alive`, and the Windows command runs under `conhost.exe --headless` (plain `-WindowStyle Hidden` flashed a
-console). Screens: `scripts/ui_smoke.py --links --fake-frame --game <pkg>` (tall pages: `--viewport
-1280x7000`; Flutter's popup menu ignores Escape).
-
 ## Releases, CI, GitHub
 Maintainer-only notes (accounts, credentials, key locations) live in the git-ignored `CLAUDE.local.md`.
 Public repo `github.com/spoopyghosty0/frameport` (branch `main`). Push a `v*` tag → CI (`.github/workflows/build.yml`)
@@ -7,127 +7,117 @@
 ![Platforms](https://img.shields.io/badge/platforms-Windows%20%7C%20macOS%20%7C%20Linux-blue)
 ![Steam Frame](https://img.shields.io/badge/Steam%20Frame-supported-1b2838?logo=steam&logoColor=white)

-Install Quest games, Android apps, Linux apps and PC VR games on the **Valve Steam Frame**. FramePort sets up the
-Frame, patches each game so it runs there, uploads it and adds it to your Steam library with artwork.
-
-[![FramePort: library, one-click install, play, monitor](docs/images/tour-teaser.webp)](docs/media/frameport-tour.mp4)
-
-▶ [Watch the full tour](docs/media/frameport-tour.mp4) · New to FramePort? [Watch the install tutorial](docs/media/frameport-install.mp4)
-(about 90 seconds each)
-
-> **Notice:** FramePort doesn't download, share or unlock games. Use games you got legally, for example from
-> [SideQuest](https://sidequestvr.com/). FramePort downloads published open-source tools (see [Built on](#built-on))
-> and adds its own patches so games run on the Frame.
->
-> Not every game runs on the Frame: recipes are tested by the community, and some games need Meta's services or
-> hardware the Frame lacks.
-
-## Features
+Install games that target the Meta Quest, Android, or general PCVR onto your **Valve Steam Frame**. FramePort handles everything from uploading game files, setting up your Frame, injecting compatibility patches, and adding shortcuts to your Steam library. FramePort aims to be as simple as possible by taking advantage of the fact that the Steam Frame runs on Linux.

 ![Library](docs/images/library.png)

- **Easy setup:** one line in the Frame's terminal. No root, no password. [What it changes](docs/FRAME_SETUP.md).
- **One click per game:** patch, upload, add to Steam with artwork and test that it starts.
- **Recipes:** tested patches and settings for 90+ games; other games get suggested patches, each explained in
-  plain words.
- **Game settings:** sharpness, refresh rate, controllers, 360° video and mixed reality as simple switches.
- **More than Quest games:** Android apps in a window, Linux apps, PC VR games and Windows programs.
- **Install links:** "Install with FramePort" buttons on websites ([frameport.app](https://frameport.app) links) open
-  in FramePort.
- **Your Frame from your PC:** Type on Frame (your keyboard on the Frame), Files, Screenshots, Live view (what the
-  headset shows, in your browser) and Monitor (frame rate, temperatures, battery, processes).
- **Updates itself**, and reports problems without personal data.
+> **Notice:** FramePort explicitly does NOT download, share, or unlock games. You must provide legally obtained game
+> executables. Core features of FramePort simply download and wrap other published tools (see [Built on](#built-on))
+> with patches provided by FramePort adding a hardware compatibility layer. This enables users to use games/apps legally
+> purchased on sites like [SideQuest](https://sidequestvr.com/). 

-Details for each: [Install and first steps](docs/INSTALL.md).
+## Features

-![Monitor](docs/images/monitor.png)
-
-![Screenshots](docs/images/screenshots.png)
+- **Painless setup:** one short command on the Frame. No root, no `sudo`, no password.
+  [What it changes](docs/FRAME_SETUP.md).
+- **Type on Frame:** use your computer's keyboard on the Frame: in VR apps, Android apps, Steam and the desktop.
+  [More](#type-on-frame).
+- **One click per game:** convert, patch, sign, upload, add to Steam with artwork, launch test. Artwork that can't be found automatically can be picked from the stores or replaced with your own images.
+- **Per-game recipes:** a tested catalog plus detection rules; every patch explained in plain words.
+- **FrameBridge:** FramePort's OpenXR adapter emulates what the Frame natively lacks (passthrough, room, controller models,
+  curved and 360° layers); game settings as simple switches.
+- **Beyond Quest:** Android apps as windows, PC VR via Proton or Revive, Windows (non-VR) games via Proton, a Files
+  tab with drag and drop.
+- **Linux apps:** install arm64 Linux apps (AppImage, a folder, or a zip/tar archive) on the Frame with a Steam
+  shortcut; they run natively on SteamOS.
+- **Screenshots tab:** the screenshots you took in the headset, sorted by game (matched by play time) and day;
+  view them and download them to your computer.
+- **Live view tab:** watch what the headset shows, with sound, in a browser window on your computer.
+- **Self-updating** releases, redacted diagnostics, one-click problem reports and working-config sharing.

 ## Quick start

-1. [Download](https://github.com/spoopyghosty0/frameport/releases/latest) the build for Windows, macOS (Apple
-   Silicon) or Linux, unpack it and start FramePort.
-2. In FramePort click **Steam Frame → Start setup**. The Frame and your PC must be on the same Wi-Fi (or use a USB
-   cable).
-3. On the Frame open the **SteamVR dashboard → Launch a program → Desktop**, then the app menu → **System →
-   Konsole**, and run:
+1. [Download](https://github.com/spoopyghosty0/frameport/releases/latest) and unzip the build for Windows, macOS
+   (Apple Silicon) or Linux, then start FramePort.
+2. **Connect the Frame** (once):
+   1. In FramePort click **Steam Frame → Show setup command**. Keep FramePort open; the Frame and your computer must
+      be on the same Wi-Fi.
+   2. On the Frame open the **SteamVR dashboard → Launch a program → Desktop**: the Linux desktop opens on a virtual
+      screen.
+   3. Open the app menu (bottom-left corner of that desktop) → **System → Konsole** (or search for Konsole).
+   4. Type the command FramePort shows exactly as shown (on-screen keyboard or any USB/Bluetooth keyboard) and press
+      **Enter**. This will run the following [bash setup script](bootstrap/bootstrap.sh).
+   5. After a few seconds the desktop closes by itself (Steam restarts once); that's expected. If
+      Steam asks to install **Lepton**, confirm it. FramePort shows the Frame as connected within a minute. No
+      password needed.
+3. **Add games → Scan a folder** with your game backups (APK + OBB, or PC VR game folders).
+4. Open a game → **Install on Frame**, then play it from the Frame's Steam library.

-   ```
-   curl -fsSL https://frameport.app/s | bash
-   ```
+Full guide, firewalls and troubleshooting: [docs/INSTALL.md](docs/INSTALL.md). Questions (e.g. how to lay out games
+with OBB files): [docs/FAQ.md](docs/FAQ.md).

-4. Click **Allow** in FramePort when it shows the same 4-digit code as the Frame. Steam restarts once; if it asks to
-   install **Lepton** (Valve's Android runtime), confirm it.
-5. **Add games → Scan a folder…** with your games, open one and click **Install on Frame**. Play it from the Frame's
-   Steam library.
+## Type on Frame

-Full guide, firewalls and troubleshooting: [Install and first steps](docs/INSTALL.md). How to lay out game folders:
-[FAQ](docs/FAQ.md).
+Typing in VR is painful, so FramePort turns your computer's keyboard into a keyboard for the Frame. Open **Type on
+Frame** (its own tab in the sidebar), select a text field in the headset and type: searches, logins, chat, in any
+app, in Steam or on the desktop. Paste longer text to type it in one go. Nothing to install: FramePort adds a virtual
+keyboard on the Frame while the tab is open, without root.
+
+![Type on Frame](docs/images/type-on-frame.png)
+
+Unity apps whose text fields close the moment you select them on the Frame (no system keyboard there) get a per-game
+fix, so Steam's on-screen keyboard and Type on Frame work in them too.
+[Details](docs/INSTALL.md#typing-on-the-frame).
+
+## Screenshots
+
+Screenshots you take in the headset show up in FramePort's **Screenshots** tab, grouped by day and matched to the game
+you were playing. Open one full size, step through them, and download single shots, a selection or all of them to
+your computer.
+
+![Screenshots](docs/images/screenshots.png)
+
+![Screenshot viewer](docs/images/screenshot-viewer.png)
+
+## Live view
+
+The **Live view** tab streams what the headset shows, with its sound, to your computer: click **Start live view** and
+it opens in your default web browser (full screen with a double-click; click **Sound on** to hear it, as browsers start
+videos muted). Pick 360p to 1080p, or the headset view's full size. The picture comes from SteamVR's built-in headset
+view on the Frame and is encoded there while you watch (about one CPU core), so stop it when you're done. It's black
+while the headset sleeps.

 ## Compatibility

-Tested games use their recipe (the patches and settings that work for them) automatically; for other games FramePort
-suggests patches. See the [list of tested games](docs/GAMES.md). Got a game working? Share its recipe from the game's
-**…** menu: [how](docs/INSTALL.md#share-a-recipe-or-report-a-problem).
+If a game has already been tested with FramePort, it will automatically use the optimal game config. Otherwise, FramePort
+will attempt to guess key patches. If you find a new config that works for an app you are testing, please consider submitting it to the community!

-## Compared with other tools
+**[List of tested games](docs/GAMES.md)**

-FrameDrop and Valve's own tools install an app as it is. FramePort differs in four ways:
-
- **Free and open source** (GPL-3.0). FrameDrop is free (donationware) without published source.
- **Quest games that don't run on the Frame as they are** get converted and patched, with a tested recipe for 90+
-  games. The others install the game unchanged.
- **Windows, macOS and Linux.** FrameDrop is for Windows.
- **Wi-Fi or a USB cable**, and no **Pair new host** step.
-
-<details>
-<summary>All differences</summary>
-
-| | **FramePort** | **FrameDrop** | **By hand with Valve's tools** |
-|---|---|---|---|
-| Cost and source code | Free, open source (GPL-3.0) | Free (donationware), source not published | Free, from Valve |
-| Runs on | Windows, macOS, Linux | Windows | Depends on the tool |
-| First connection | One line in the Frame's terminal; it turns on Developer Mode itself. No password | Turn on Developer Mode, then **Pair new host** | Turn on Developer Mode and pair, or use Android's debug tool (adb) |
-| Wireless or cable | Wi-Fi, the Frame's hotspot or a USB cable | Same Wi-Fi network | Wi-Fi, or adb |
-| Quest games that don't run as they are | Converted and patched for the Frame | Installed as they are | Installed as they are |
-| Knows which patches a game needs | Tested recipes for 90+ games, updated without an app update | Not stated | No |
-| In the Steam library | Yes, with artwork and tags | As a "Devkit Game" shortcut | As "Devkit Game: &lt;title&gt;"; not with adb |
-| Android apps, Linux apps, Windows programs | All three; Proton (runs Windows programs) is installed for you | All three; install Proton first | Yes; 2D Android apps need an extra file |
-| PC VR games | On your PC; some also on the Frame | Not supported | Not supported |
-| "Install with …" buttons on websites | Yes ([frameport.app](https://frameport.app) links) | Its own | No |
-| A game doesn't start | A launch test reads the logs and suggests a patch | A log viewer | No help |
-| Use the Frame from your PC | Live view, Monitor, Files, Screenshots, Type on Frame | Not stated | No |
-
-</details>
-
-Other tools as described on their own pages, checked 2026-10-09:
-[FrameDrop about](https://framedropvr.com/about) · [how-to](https://framedropvr.com/how-to) ·
-[Valve: loading games on Steam Frame](https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/steamhardware/steamframe/loadgames).
-Out of date? [Report a problem](https://github.com/spoopyghosty0/frameport/issues/new).
+**Tested something? Share it.** In FramePort open the game → **…** → **Share working config…** (it fills in the
+recipe for you) or **Report a problem…** (attaches a diagnostics zip with personal data removed). Without the app:
+[share a working config](https://github.com/spoopyghosty0/frameport/issues/new?template=working-config.yml) · [report a problem](https://github.com/spoopyghosty0/frameport/issues/new?template=bug-report.yml). Shared configs become built-in recipes for everyone.

 ## Built on

-Most of the work is done by these projects:
 [OVRPort](https://github.com/Android-XR-Bridge/OVRPort) (Quest → OpenXR, originally
 [ovrport/app](https://github.com/ovrport/app)) · Valve Lepton, Proton and SteamVR ·
 [Revive](https://github.com/LibreVR/Revive) · Mesa (Zink) · [Khronos OpenXR SDK](https://github.com/KhronosGroup/OpenXR-SDK)
 · Eclipse Temurin, Android apksigner and NDK · [Flet](https://flet.dev) · OculusDB and Steam store data.
-What FramePort adds: [Architecture](docs/ARCHITECTURE.md).
+What FramePort adds itself: [docs/ARCHITECTURE.md](docs/ARCHITECTURE.md).

 ## Documentation

 | | |
 |---|---|
-| [Install and first steps](docs/INSTALL.md) | Install, connect, update, PC VR games, files, problem reports |
-| [What the setup changes](docs/FRAME_SETUP.md) | What setup changes on the Frame, networks and firewalls, undoing it |
-| [Compatibility](docs/COMPATIBILITY.md) | What runs and how well |
-| [Tested games](docs/GAMES.md) | Tested games and how well they run |
-| [FAQ](docs/FAQ.md) | Game folders and common questions |
-| [Porting playbook](docs/PLAYBOOK.md) | Symptoms and fixes per game |
-| [Steam Frame runtime reference](docs/FRAME_RUNTIME.md) | Facts about the Frame's runtime |
-| [Architecture](docs/ARCHITECTURE.md) | How the code is organized |
-| [Contributing](CONTRIBUTING.md) | Code, recipes, translations |
+| [INSTALL.md](docs/INSTALL.md) | Install, connect, update, PC VR, files, problem reports |
+| [FRAME_SETUP.md](docs/FRAME_SETUP.md) | What setup changes on the Frame, networks and firewalls, undoing it |
+| [COMPATIBILITY.md](docs/COMPATIBILITY.md) | What runs and how well |
+| [GAMES.md](docs/GAMES.md) | Tested games and how well they run |
+| [PLAYBOOK.md](docs/PLAYBOOK.md) | Symptoms and fixes per game |
+| [FRAME_RUNTIME.md](docs/FRAME_RUNTIME.md) | Steam Frame runtime facts |
+| [ARCHITECTURE.md](docs/ARCHITECTURE.md) | How the code is organised |
+| [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md) | Code, recipes, translations |

 ## Development

@@ -138,9 +128,8 @@ uv run frameport --help     # command line
 uv run pytest               # tests
 ```

-## AI usage
-
-I don't have much free time for this project, so I use AI tools to debug compatibility problems faster.
+## AI Usage Notice
+While I would like to program everything manually, I no longer have much free time for personal projects. As a result I make use of AI tools to make it significantly quicker to debug compatibility issues.

 ## License

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 | Android NDK runtime (statically linked libc++) | native Android libraries | Apache-2.0 with LLVM exception, plus legacy notices (`native/vrapi-bridge/licenses/ANDROID-NDK.txt`) |
 | Flet and Flutter (desktop app runtime) | release bundles | Apache-2.0 / BSD-3-Clause |
 | flet-dropzone / desktop_drop (drag-and-drop) | release bundles | Apache-2.0 / MIT |
-| FFmpeg 7.1.1 hardware HEVC wrapper (LGPL configuration, without GPL/nonfree components) | `artifacts/hevc/libstagefrighthw.so`; source/rebuild instructions in `native/hevc/build.py` and `native/hevc/README.md` | LGPL-2.1-or-later (`artifacts/hevc/COPYING.FFmpeg`); unmodified source: https://ffmpeg.org/releases/ffmpeg-7.1.1.tar.xz |
-| AOSP Android 11 native media/utility headers | `native/hevc/platform/` | Apache-2.0; copyright/license notices retained in the headers |
 | Python packages (paramiko, zeroconf, psutil, pyelftools, capstone, UnityPy, PyYAML, requests, typer, pyaxmlparser, Pillow, cryptography, …) | release bundles | their own licenses (see each package's metadata) |

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-
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-  Ty Coon, President of Vice
-
-That's all there is to it!
@@ -1,19 +0,0 @@
-{
-  "revision": 8,
-  "runtime_sha256": "456e912c75cd389abcf6a63bc80e2a53bdc334371d00b200c93680388ae955e2",
-  "files": {
-    "libstagefrighthw.so": "141de01f0d40b97d4f9a720db5ab8ea442f6aa35db5272048899292884994a1c",
-    "podman.py": "529ea35d5d82474afe9e09ad1216d269317f56dd24a05fb100fced52b7b4dbca",
-    "media_codecs_frameport.xml": "46c3dcad2c43cc30bea3b3680b362ed84a99c15d60714bbbbb422c80ecf90405",
-    "COPYING.FFmpeg": "b634ab5640e258563c536e658cad87080553df6f34f62269a21d554844e58bfe"
-  },
-  "codecs": [
-    "video/hevc",
-    "video/avc",
-    "video/x-vnd.on2.vp9"
-  ],
-  "build": {
-    "ndk_revision": "27.2.12479018",
-    "ffmpeg_source_sha256": "733984395e0dbbe5c046abda2dc49a5544e7e0e1e2366bba849222ae9e3a03b1"
-  }
-}
@@ -1,32 +0,0 @@
-<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
-<MediaCodecs>
-    <Decoders>
-        <MediaCodec name="OMX.frameport.hevc.decoder" type="video/hevc" rank="64">
-            <Limit name="size" min="128x128" max="8192x8192" />
-            <Limit name="alignment" value="2x2" />
-            <Limit name="block-size" value="16x16" />
-            <Limit name="block-count" range="1-138240" />
-            <Limit name="blocks-per-second" range="1-7864320" />
-            <Limit name="bitrate" range="1-245000000" />
-            <Limit name="concurrent-instances" max="1" />
-        </MediaCodec>
-        <MediaCodec name="OMX.frameport.avc.decoder" type="video/avc" rank="64">
-            <Limit name="size" min="128x128" max="8192x8192" />
-            <Limit name="alignment" value="2x2" />
-            <Limit name="block-size" value="16x16" />
-            <Limit name="block-count" range="1-138240" />
-            <Limit name="blocks-per-second" range="1-7864320" />
-            <Limit name="bitrate" range="1-245000000" />
-            <Limit name="concurrent-instances" max="1" />
-        </MediaCodec>
-        <MediaCodec name="OMX.frameport.vp9.decoder" type="video/x-vnd.on2.vp9" rank="64">
-            <Limit name="size" min="128x128" max="4096x2304" />
-            <Limit name="alignment" value="2x2" />
-            <Limit name="block-size" value="16x16" />
-            <Limit name="block-count" range="1-36864" />
-            <Limit name="blocks-per-second" range="1-2211840" />
-            <Limit name="bitrate" range="1-245000000" />
-            <Limit name="concurrent-instances" max="1" />
-        </MediaCodec>
-    </Decoders>
-</MediaCodecs>
@@ -1,146 +0,0 @@
-#!/usr/bin/python3
-"""Add shared codecs to Lepton containers without editing their shared rootfs."""
-import hashlib
-import json
-import os
-import re
-import shutil
-import sys
-from pathlib import Path
-from xml.etree import ElementTree as ET
-
-
-def mounts(directory, config, args):
-    if not args or args[0] != "run":
-        return []
-    name = None
-    for i, arg in enumerate(args):
-        if arg == "--name" and i + 1 < len(args):
-            name = args[i + 1]
-        elif arg.startswith("--name="):
-            name = arg.partition("=")[2]
-    if config.get("scope") == "shared":
-        # The common launcher supplies these values. Do not intercept arbitrary
-        # Podman containers or depend on a game's package/modified APK.
-        appid = os.environ.get("SteamAppId", "")
-        if not re.fullmatch(r"[0-9]+", appid) or name != f"lepton-steamlaunch-{appid}":
-            return []
-        app = Path(os.environ.get("STEAM_COMPAT_INSTALL_PATH", ""))
-        if app.name != "lepton-app" or not app.is_dir():
-            return []
-        root_arg = None
-        for i, arg in enumerate(args):
-            if arg == "--rootfs" and i + 1 < len(args):
-                root_arg = args[i + 1]
-            elif arg.startswith("--rootfs="):
-                root_arg = arg.partition("=")[2]
-        if not root_arg or not root_arg.endswith(":O"):
-            return []
-        root = Path(root_arg[:-2]).resolve()
-    else:  # old per-game deployments remain compatible during migration
-        if name != f"lepton-steamlaunch-{config['appid']}":
-            return []
-        root = Path(config["lepton"]).resolve().parent / "images" / "rootfs"
-    expected_root = str(root) + ":O"
-    if not any(arg in (expected_root, "--rootfs=" + expected_root) for arg in args):
-        return []
-    device = Path("/dev/video-dec0")
-    runtime = root / "vendor/lib64/libstagefright_softomx.so"
-    upstream_plugin = (root / "vendor/lib64/libstagefrighthw.so").exists()
-    for i, arg in enumerate(args):
-        if arg == "--mount" and i + 1 < len(args):
-            fields = dict(item.split("=", 1) for item in args[i + 1].split(",") if "=" in item)
-            target = fields.get("destination", fields.get("target"))
-            if target == "/vendor/lib64/libstagefrighthw.so":
-                upstream_plugin = True
-            if target == "/vendor/lib64/libstagefright_softomx.so" and fields.get("source"):
-                runtime = Path(fields["source"])
-    if upstream_plugin:
-        print("FramePort video: using the runtime's hardware codec plugin", file=sys.stderr)
-        return []
-    if not device.exists() or hashlib.sha256(runtime.read_bytes()).hexdigest() != config["runtime_sha256"]:
-        print("FramePort video: device or runtime ABI differs; retaining the stock codecs", file=sys.stderr)
-        return []
-    xml = ET.parse(root / "vendor/etc/media_codecs.xml")
-    if not any(node.get("href") == "media_codecs_frameport.xml" for node in xml.getroot().findall("Include")):
-        ET.SubElement(xml.getroot(), "Include", href="media_codecs_frameport.xml")
-    # Immutable plugin versions can serve simultaneous app launches and
-    # different Lepton installations. Never share a temporary XML filename.
-    # The version directory stays as the agent verified it: the merged list goes to the user's runtime dir.
-    root_key = hashlib.sha256(str(root).encode()).hexdigest()[:16]
-    merged = merged_dir() / f"media_codecs.{root_key}.xml"
-    temporary = merged.with_suffix(f".{os.getpid()}.tmp")
-    xml.write(temporary, encoding="utf-8", xml_declaration=True)
-    temporary.replace(merged)
-    # Lepton supplies its own /dev tmpfs. A Podman --device node disappears
-    # beneath it; a bind mount matches Lepton's existing GPU/sound device setup.
-    result = ["--mount", f"type=bind,source={device},destination=/dev/video-dec0,rw"]
-    for path, target in (
-        (directory / "libstagefrighthw.so", "/vendor/lib64/libstagefrighthw.so"),
-        (merged, "/vendor/etc/media_codecs.xml"),
-        (directory / "media_codecs_frameport.xml", "/vendor/etc/media_codecs_frameport.xml"),
-    ):
-        if not path.is_file():
-            raise FileNotFoundError(f"missing video codec mount: {path}")
-        result += ["--mount", f"type=bind,source={path},destination={target},ro"]
-    print("FramePort video: loading the Iris hardware codec plugin for this container", file=sys.stderr)
-    return result
-
-
-def merged_dir():
-    runtime = os.environ.get("XDG_RUNTIME_DIR", "")
-    base = Path(runtime) if runtime and Path(runtime).is_dir() else Path.home() / ".cache"
-    path = base / "frameport-video"
-    path.mkdir(mode=0o700, parents=True, exist_ok=True)
-    return path
-
-
-def switched_off(directory):
-    """FRAMEPORT_NO_HW_VIDEO=1 (e.g. in a game's Steam launch options) or the Frame-wide switch (FramePort's
-    setting; the agent writes video-codec/disabled) leave every container with Android's stock codecs."""
-    if os.environ.get("FRAMEPORT_NO_HW_VIDEO", "") not in ("", "0"):
-        return True
-    return directory.parent.name == "versions" and (directory.parent.parent / "disabled").exists()
-
-
-def real_podman(directory):
-    """Find Podman independently of deployment.json, without recursing into this wrapper."""
-    own_bin = (directory / "bin").resolve()
-    own_script = Path(__file__).resolve()
-    # Lepton runs its `podman exec` calls (boot wait, app pid, logcat mirror) with the Android guest's PATH
-    # (/product/bin:/system/bin:...), which has no host Podman: the system folders come after PATH. Failing there
-    # broke Lepton's logcat mirror and app-pid checks, and the container was stopped early.
-    entries = os.environ.get("PATH", os.defpath).split(os.pathsep) + ["/usr/local/bin", "/usr/bin", "/bin"]
-    for entry in entries:
-        folder = Path(entry or os.curdir).resolve()
-        if folder == own_bin:
-            continue
-        found = shutil.which("podman", path=str(folder))
-        if found:
-            executable = Path(found).resolve()
-            if executable.parent != own_bin and executable != own_script:
-                return str(executable)
-    raise RuntimeError("no real Podman executable found outside the codec wrapper directory")
-
-
-def main():
-    directory = Path(__file__).resolve().parent.parent
-    args = sys.argv[1:]
-    fallback = real_podman(directory)
-    if switched_off(directory):
-        os.execv(fallback, [fallback, *args])
-    try:
-        config = json.loads((directory / "deployment.json").read_text())
-        podman = Path(config.get("podman", fallback)).resolve()
-        if podman.parent == (directory / "bin").resolve() or podman == Path(__file__).resolve():
-            raise ValueError("configured Podman points to the codec wrapper")
-        extra = mounts(directory, config, args)
-        launch_args = [args[0], *extra, *args[1:]] if extra else args
-        os.execv(str(podman), [str(podman), *launch_args])
-    except Exception as exc:  # a codec/configuration failure must never prevent the stock container from starting
-        print(f"FramePort video: retaining stock codecs: {exc}", file=sys.stderr)
-    os.execv(fallback, [fallback, *args])
-
-
-if __name__ == "__main__":
-    main()
@@ -30,13 +30,13 @@ user_systemd() {

 say "FramePort setup for $(hostname) ($(. /etc/os-release; echo "$NAME $VERSION_ID"))"

-say "Letting FramePort log in"
+say "Authorizing the FramePort app's key"
 key=$(curl -fsS "$PC_URL/key?code=$PAIR_CODE")
-[[ "$key" == ssh-ed25519\ * ]] || { echo "Couldn't reach FramePort at $PC_URL. Is it still open?"; exit 1; }
+[[ "$key" == ssh-ed25519\ * ]] || { echo "Could not fetch the app's key from $PC_URL (is the app still open?)"; exit 1; }
 mkdir -p ~/.ssh && chmod 700 ~/.ssh && touch ~/.ssh/authorized_keys && chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
 grep -qxF "$key" ~/.ssh/authorized_keys || echo "$key" >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys

-say "Setting up Lepton's containers"
+say "Configuring podman for Lepton"
 # rootless podman leaks one kernel keyring per container start; ~200 game launches would exhaust the quota
 mkdir -p ~/.config/containers
 grep -qs '^ *keyring *=' ~/.config/containers/containers.conf || printf '[containers]\nkeyring = false\n' >> ~/.config/containers/containers.conf
@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ JOB
 if [[ -f /etc/steamos-devkit-enabled ]]; then
    say "Developer Mode is on"
    bash "$JOB" finish "$PC_URL" "$PAIR_CODE" "$STEAM_CONFIG" "$DEVKIT_HELPER" 2>&1 | tee "$LOG"
-    say "Done. FramePort on your PC shows this Frame as connected."
+    say "Done. Return to FramePort on your PC: this Frame should now appear as connected."
    exit 0
 fi

@@ -126,8 +126,9 @@ if [[ ! -x "$DEVKIT_HELPER" || ! -f "$STEAM_CONFIG" ]] || \
        ! user_systemd systemd-run --user --collect --quiet --unit="frameport-setup-$$" \
            bash -c 'bash "$0" "$@" >"$HOME/.cache/frameport-setup.log" 2>&1' \
            "$JOB" devmode "$PC_URL" "$PAIR_CODE" "$STEAM_CONFIG" "$DEVKIT_HELPER"; then
-    echo "Couldn't turn it on. Turn it on in Settings → System → Enable Developer Mode, then run this again."
+    echo "Couldn't turn it on automatically. Turn it on in Settings > System > Developer, then run this command again."
    exit 1
 fi
-echo "Steam restarts and the desktop closes. Confirm Lepton if asked."
-echo "Then check FramePort on your PC."
+echo "Steam restarts to turn it on. That closes the desktop in a few seconds and the Frame returns to its"
+echo "normal view; setup finishes on its own. If Steam asks to install Lepton, confirm it."
+echo "Then return to FramePort on your PC: the Frame appears as connected within a minute."
@@ -1,234 +0,0 @@
-#!/usr/bin/env bash
-# FramePort setup from the project page: the same for every Frame and every PC, nothing to copy from the PC. Run in
-# the Frame's desktop terminal (SteamVR dashboard -> Launch a program -> Desktop, then System -> Konsole):
-#   curl -fsSL https://frameport.app/s | bash
-# with FramePort open on your PC at Steam Frame -> Connect. Options: --pc <address[:port]> (skip the search).
-#
-# What it does:
-#   1. finds FramePort on your network (it announces itself over mDNS while that page is open; else the USB cable's
-#      address and a quick scan of this network)
-#   2. asks it to set up this Frame: FramePort shows the same 4 digits as this terminal, you click Allow there
-#   3. runs FramePort's setup script from your PC, the one the typed line `curl -fsS <pc>/<code> | bash` runs (it
-#      authorizes the app's key, configures podman, turns on Developer Mode, asks for Lepton)
-# Nothing changes on the Frame before you allow it on the PC.
-set -euo pipefail
-say() { printf '\n\033[1;36m==> %s\033[0m\n' "$*"; }
-PORTS="8765 8766 8767"
-USB_PC=10.86.200.234  # the PC's fixed address on the Frame's USB cable network (Developer Mode only)
-
-PC=""
-while [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; do
-    case $1 in
-        --pc) PC=${2:-}; shift 2 ;;
-        --pc=*) PC=${1#--pc=}; shift ;;
-        -h|--help) sed -n '2,13p' "$0" 2>/dev/null || true; exit 0 ;;
-        *) shift ;;
-    esac
-done
-for tool in curl python3; do
-    command -v "$tool" >/dev/null || { echo "This needs $tool, which SteamOS normally has. Run the setup command FramePort shows instead."; exit 1; }
-done
-
-# FramePort PCs, one per line: name<TAB>address:port<TAB>words. Stdlib Python: avahi isn't always answering on the
-# Frame, and its firewall only lets mDNS in on port 5353, so this listens there in the group, like avahi does.
-find_pcs() {
-    python3 - "$PORTS" "$USB_PC" <<'PY'
-import json, socket, struct, sys, time, urllib.request
-from concurrent.futures import ThreadPoolExecutor
-PORTS = [int(p) for p in sys.argv[1].split()]
-USB_PC = sys.argv[2]
-SERVICE = "_frameport-pair._tcp.local"
-
-def qname(name):
-    return b"".join(bytes([len(p)]) + p.encode() for p in name.split(".")) + b"\0"
-
-def read_name(d, off):
-    labels, jumped, end = [], False, off
-    while True:
-        n = d[off]
-        if n == 0:
-            off += 1
-            break
-        if n & 0xC0 == 0xC0:
-            ptr = struct.unpack("!H", d[off:off + 2])[0] & 0x3FFF
-            if not jumped:
-                end = off + 2
-            jumped, off = True, ptr
-            continue
-        labels.append(d[off + 1:off + 1 + n].decode(errors="replace"))
-        off += 1 + n
-    return ".".join(labels), (end if jumped else off)
-
-def mdns(seconds=3.0):
-    found, srv, txt, addr = {}, {}, {}, {}
-    try:
-        s = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM, socket.IPPROTO_UDP)
-        s.setsockopt(socket.SOL_SOCKET, socket.SO_REUSEADDR, 1)
-        if hasattr(socket, "SO_REUSEPORT"):
-            try:
-                s.setsockopt(socket.SOL_SOCKET, socket.SO_REUSEPORT, 1)
-            except OSError:
-                pass
-        s.bind(("", 5353))
-        s.setsockopt(socket.IPPROTO_IP, socket.IP_ADD_MEMBERSHIP, socket.inet_aton("224.0.0.251") + socket.inet_aton("0.0.0.0"))
-        query = struct.pack("!6H", 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0) + qname(SERVICE) + struct.pack("!HH", 12, 1)
-        s.sendto(query, ("224.0.0.251", 5353))
-    except OSError:
-        return []
-    end, again = time.time() + seconds, True
-    while time.time() < end:
-        if again and time.time() > end - seconds / 2:
-            s.sendto(query, ("224.0.0.251", 5353))
-            again = False
-        s.settimeout(max(0.05, min(0.5, end - time.time())))
-        try:
-            d, src = s.recvfrom(9000)
-        except socket.timeout:
-            continue
-        try:
-            _, _, qd, an, ns, ar = struct.unpack("!6H", d[:12])
-            off = 12
-            for _ in range(qd):
-                _, off = read_name(d, off)
-                off += 4
-            for _ in range(an + ns + ar):
-                name, off = read_name(d, off)
-                rtype, _, _, rdlen = struct.unpack("!HHIH", d[off:off + 10])
-                off += 10
-                if rtype == 12 and name.lower() == SERVICE:
-                    found.setdefault(read_name(d, off)[0], src[0])
-                elif rtype == 33:
-                    srv[name] = (read_name(d, off + 6)[0], struct.unpack("!H", d[off + 4:off + 6])[0])
-                elif rtype == 16:
-                    items, p = {}, off
-                    while p < off + rdlen:
-                        n = d[p]
-                        k, _, v = d[p + 1:p + 1 + n].decode(errors="replace").partition("=")
-                        items[k] = v
-                        p += 1 + n
-                    txt[name] = items
-                elif rtype == 1 and rdlen == 4:
-                    addr[name] = socket.inet_ntoa(d[off:off + 4])
-                off += rdlen
-        except (IndexError, struct.error, UnicodeError):
-            continue
-    out = []
-    for inst, src in found.items():
-        target, port = srv.get(inst, ("", PORTS[0]))
-        props = txt.get(inst, {})
-        out.append((props.get("pc") or inst.split(".")[0], f"{addr.get(target) or src}:{port}", props.get("words", "")))
-    return out
-
-def ping(host_port):
-    try:
-        with urllib.request.urlopen(f"http://{host_port}/ping", timeout=1.5) as r:
-            info = json.load(r)
-        return (info.get("pc", host_port), host_port, info.get("words", ""))
-    except Exception:
-        return None
-
-def scan():
-    """This network's /24 (and the USB cable's PC address) for a FramePort setup port."""
-    hosts = [f"{USB_PC}:{p}" for p in PORTS]
-    try:
-        out = __import__("subprocess").run(["ip", "-4", "-o", "addr"], capture_output=True, text=True).stdout
-    except OSError:
-        out = ""
-    for line in out.splitlines():
-        parts = line.split()
-        if len(parts) > 3 and parts[1] not in ("lo",) and "/" in parts[3]:
-            mine = parts[3].split("/")[0]
-            base = mine.rsplit(".", 1)[0]
-            hosts += [f"{base}.{i}:{p}" for i in range(1, 255) if f"{base}.{i}" != mine for p in PORTS[:1]]
-    def open_port(hp):
-        h, p = hp.rsplit(":", 1)
-        try:
-            with socket.create_connection((h, int(p)), timeout=0.4):
-                return hp
-        except OSError:
-            return None
-    with ThreadPoolExecutor(64) as ex:
-        live = [hp for hp in ex.map(open_port, hosts) if hp]
-    return [r for r in map(ping, live) if r]
-
-pcs = mdns()
-if not pcs:
-    pcs = scan()
-seen = set()
-for name, hp, words in pcs:
-    key = (name, words) if words else hp  # one PC on several links (home Wi-Fi and the Frame's hotspot): once
-    if key not in seen:
-        seen.add(key)
-        print(f"{name}\t{hp}\t{words}")
-PY
-}
-
-say "FramePort setup for $(hostname)"
-if [[ -n "$PC" ]]; then
-    [[ "$PC" == *:* ]] || PC="$PC:${PORTS%% *}"
-    WORDS=""
-else
-    echo "Looking for FramePort on your network (in FramePort on your PC: Steam Frame → Start setup)..."
-    mapfile -t pcs < <(find_pcs)
-    if [[ ${#pcs[@]} -eq 0 ]]; then
-        echo
-        echo "FramePort wasn't found. Check that:"
-        echo "  - FramePort is open on your PC, at Steam Frame → Start setup"
-        echo "  - the Frame and the PC are on the same Wi-Fi (or connected with a USB cable)"
-        echo "Or run the setup command FramePort shows there (Use the setup command)."
-        exit 1
-    fi
-    pick=0
-    if [[ ${#pcs[@]} -gt 1 ]]; then
-        echo "More than one FramePort is open on this network:"
-        for i in "${!pcs[@]}"; do
-            IFS=$'\t' read -r name hp words <<<"${pcs[$i]}"
-            echo "  $((i + 1))) $name  ($hp)  $words"
-        done
-        # stdin is this script itself (curl | bash): ask on the terminal; without one, take the first
-        if { exec 3</dev/tty; } 2>/dev/null; then
-            read -r -u 3 -p "Which one? [1-${#pcs[@]}] " n
-            exec 3<&-
-            [[ "$n" =~ ^[0-9]+$ && $n -ge 1 && $n -le ${#pcs[@]} ]] || { echo "No such number."; exit 1; }
-            pick=$((n - 1))
-        else
-            echo "No terminal to ask in: using the first. (Choose with --pc <address:port>.)"
-        fi
-    fi
-    IFS=$'\t' read -r name PC WORDS <<<"${pcs[$pick]}"
-    echo "Found FramePort on $name ($PC)${WORDS:+, PC words: $WORDS}"
-fi
-
-nonce=$(python3 -c 'import secrets; print(secrets.token_hex(12))')
-digits=$(python3 -c 'import hashlib, sys; print(f"{int(hashlib.sha256(sys.argv[1].encode()).hexdigest()[:8], 16) % 10000:04d}")' "$nonce")
-tmp=$(mktemp)
-trap 'rm -f "$tmp"' EXIT
-status=$(curl -sS -o "$tmp" -w '%{http_code}' -G --data-urlencode "host=$(hostname)" --data-urlencode "nonce=$nonce" \
-    "http://$PC/hello") || true
-case $status in
-    200) reply=$(cat "$tmp") ;;
-    429) echo "FramePort at $PC already has several setup requests waiting. Allow or deny them there (requests from"
-         echo "setups that ended go away by themselves within a few minutes), then run this again."; exit 1 ;;
-    000|"") echo "FramePort at $PC didn't answer. Is it still open at Steam Frame → Start setup?"; exit 1 ;;
-    *) echo "FramePort at $PC refused the request (HTTP $status). Run this again, or run the setup command FramePort shows."
-       exit 1 ;;
-esac
-id=$(python3 -c 'import json, sys; print(json.loads(sys.argv[1])["id"])' "$reply")
-WORDS=$(python3 -c 'import json, sys; print(json.loads(sys.argv[1]).get("words", ""))' "$reply")
-
-say "FramePort on your PC asks to set up this Frame"
-printf '   Click Allow there if it shows  \033[1;33m%s\033[0m  (PC: %s)\n' "$digits" "${WORDS:-?}"
-code=""
-for _ in $(seq 12); do  # up to about 20 minutes
-    status=$(curl -sS -o "$tmp" -w '%{http_code}' -m 115 "http://$PC/wait?id=$id" || echo 000)
-    case $status in
-        200) code=$(python3 -c 'import json, sys; print(json.load(open(sys.argv[1]))["code"])' "$tmp"); break ;;
-        202) continue ;;
-        403) echo "Not allowed on the PC. Nothing was changed on this Frame."; exit 1 ;;
-        *) echo "Lost FramePort at $PC (HTTP $status). Run this again, or run the setup command FramePort shows."; exit 1 ;;
-    esac
-done
-[[ -n "$code" ]] || { echo "Not allowed in time. Run this again when you're at your PC."; exit 1; }
-
-say "Allowed. Running the setup from $PC"
-curl -fsS "http://$PC/$code" | bash
@@ -6,14 +6,10 @@ notes: 'Native OpenXR GLES video player. 360 theatres/videos (equirect2 layers,
  at 72 fps (the runtime asks for 4536 px per eye). Confirmed in the headset by the owner (2026-10-01). Its "Internal
  Storage" list is /sdcard/4XPlayer: send videos with the game page''s "Add videos".'
 details: 'Settings: equirect_emul (GLES worker draws 360 layers into a projection layer), stable_local, focus_hold,
-  scale 0.75; frame.swapchain_limit for its 7680x3840 theatre swapchains. Its hardware decoding mode (Java MediaCodec,
-  Vr4pMediaPlayer; its own FFmpeg is the software path) gets the Frame''s video hardware with frame.hw_video_decode
-  (added 2026-10-09, not yet checked in the headset).'
+  scale 0.75; frame.swapchain_limit for its 7680x3840 theatre swapchains.'
 tested_version: 2.0.22
 engine: Other
 xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.hw_video_decode
 adapter:
  equirect_emul: 1
  stable_local: 1
@@ -21,6 +17,4 @@ adapter:
  scale: 0.75
 verified:
  date: '2026-10-01'
-updated: '2026-10-10'
-min_app: 0.12.1
 source_hint: 4XVR Video Player
@@ -1,23 +0,0 @@
-package: com.CortopiaStudios.DTRH
-title: Down the Rabbit Hole
-status: works
-tested_version: 01.04.434
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
- frame.unity_runtime_msaa_off
- frame.unity_gl_shim
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-10'
-  known_good_sha256: ce9e02e9b8fc64dc37bec2bd869d2ed1c4a99f28adffd6b5ec38c87b3cb639f7
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 145
-source_hint: '8430807483680247'
@@ -1,19 +0,0 @@
-package: com.CortopiaStudios.Graves
-title: GORN2
-status: works
-tested_version: 1.10.1
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-07'
-  known_good_sha256: d8a7949edc90c19902eb89f888ad6a350475387d630991767b3097667ad16d4c
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  issue: 88
-source_hint: GORN 2
@@ -1,24 +0,0 @@
-package: com.CyberneticWalrus.DoesitStackMeta
-title: Does it Stack?
-status: issues
-notes: Mixed reality mode does not work (works on Demeo), everything else seems to be OK
-tested_version: 1.02 (3683)
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
- frame.oculusos
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-  refresh_rate: 90.0
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-09'
-  known_good_sha256: e9fce6ac812f1bb317a7a6959be89c5ff54e87f56af9ad4c42dff5fecad4efe8
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261006.6173745'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 112
-source_hint: Does It Stack
@@ -1,20 +0,0 @@
-package: com.ForwardXP.nuke
-title: Please Don't Touch Anything
-status: works
-notes: Seems functional
-tested_version: '2.2'
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-08'
-  known_good_sha256: 17460c8691b9ff82f6c7ca5597afd0aacf1a94aa30ebb6a6108802991b60f51b
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261006.6173745'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 106
-source_hint: apks
@@ -1,21 +0,0 @@
-package: com.FourPlayersStudio.Retronika
-title: Retronika
-status: works
-tested_version: 3.2.601
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-07'
-  known_good_sha256: 290bfda3969547d5f1ff621ab5a8be9dd322fc9eee6b243c863576d4ff5b4b81
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261006.6173745'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 97
-source_hint: Retronika
@@ -1,21 +0,0 @@
-package: com.FunktronicLabs.TheLightBrigade
-title: The Light Brigade
-status: issues
-notes: Judder in weapons
-tested_version: '746'
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-09'
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 114
-source_hint: The Light Brigade
@@ -1,36 +1,20 @@
 package: com.ILMxLAB.VaderImmortal.ep1
 title: 'Vader Immortal: Episode I'
-status: works
-notes: 'Plays (owner''s headset test): loading card, grip/trigger, hands and the lightspeed sequence fixed. Thumbs
-  follow the touches with frame.unreal_thumb_touch (Klownicle''s engine fix).'
-details: Unreal Engine 4 (GLES). Found and verified in gameplay on a Frame by Klownicle (GitHub issue 49); FramePort
-  reimplements them as patches that match the game's code exactly and change nothing when it differs. The engine's
-  Quest checks (IsRunningOnSantaCruz) answer "not a Quest" on the Frame - the menu waited for a Quest-only shader
-  precompile that never starts (frame.unreal_quest_precompile makes the non-Quest branch report 100 %), and the
-  game's key map picked the empty Gear VR controls (frame.unreal_quest_keymap keeps the Quest set). Two lightspeed
-  shaders, as the Frame's GL driver (Zink) compiles them, read loop counters and accumulators before setting them
-  and hang the GPU; a Vulkan layer under Zink inserts the stores that zero them (frame.zink_shader_fix, zink_shader_fix;
-  the captured modules are from Lepton 2.8.14 and stop matching if a Frame update changes the driver's output -
-  the layer logs that). OVRPlugin asks for poses at its own clock (pose_time_fix). Unreal's Oculus input animates the
-  thumbs from near-touch, which the Frame never reports (frame.unreal_thumb_touch reads the touches instead; binding
-  the proximity to the touch inputs in FrameBridge didn't reach the game). The Frame's SteamVR runtime
-  leaks about 20 MB a second while the game runs (reported to Valve).
+status: issues
+notes: Starts in VR and plays the intro, then stays on the loading card (Vader's portrait with a progress bar).
+details: Unreal Engine 4 (GLES). After the Lucasfilm intro the game shows its loading card and never loads the next
+  scene; it keeps rendering at 72 fps and ignores input. Ruled out so far - Meta platform requests (all answered),
+  video playback (the intro is a video and plays), the no-ForceQuit build, frame and swapchain handling. The Frame's
+  SteamVR runtime also leaks about 20 MB of memory a second while the game runs, which slows it down after a few
+  minutes. Next steps - find what the loading code waits for in the game's engine library (no symbols) and report
+  the runtime leak to Valve. GitHub issue 49.
 tested_version: 1.1.1+667256.cl.387770
 engine: Unreal
 xr: VrApi
 alt_overport:
 - patch_remove_unreal_force_quit
-frame:
- frame.unreal_quest_precompile
- frame.unreal_quest_keymap
- frame.unreal_thumb_touch
- frame.zink_shader_fix
-adapter:
-  pose_time_fix: 1
-  zink_shader_fix: 12016:b2919629761ad268e0b21c72ac8520f81b76e72c3adc26897f97eae9a3e70a66:3092:0x0003003e,166,82,0x0003003e,177,82,0x0003003e,183,82,0x0003003e,189,82,0x0003003e,256,82,0x0003003e,266,82,0x0003003e,272,82,0x0003003e,278,82,0x0003003e,318,82,0x0003003e,328,82,0x0003003e,334,82,0x0003003e,340,82;11436:6f18be49f2aaa2452f962eb16f7af744c5c22a7b25f37ce681e0d6399e35a869:2932:0x0003003e,164,80,0x0003003e,175,80,0x0003003e,181,80,0x0003003e,187,80,0x0003003e,254,80,0x0003003e,264,80,0x0003003e,270,80,0x0003003e,276,80,0x0003003e,316,80,0x0003003e,326,80,0x0003003e,332,80,0x0003003e,338,80
 verified:
-  date: '2026-10-09'
+  date: '2026-10-06'
  issue: 49
-updated: '2026-10-09'
-min_app: 0.12.1
+updated: '2026-10-06'
 source_hint: Vader Immortal- Episode I
@@ -1,24 +0,0 @@
-package: com.ILMxLAB.VaderImmortal.ep2
-title: 'Vader Immortal: Episode II'
-status: works
-notes: Plays (owner's headset test, 2026-10-09) with Episode I's fixes, which FramePort finds in this episode's
-  code too.
-details: 'Unreal Engine 4 (GLES), the same engine build as Episode I: the Quest-only shader precompile and key map
-  (frame.unreal_quest_precompile, frame.unreal_quest_keymap), thumbs from the capacitive touches (frame.unreal_thumb_touch)
-  and poses at OVRPlugin''s clock (pose_time_fix). Episode I''s lightspeed shader fix doesn''t apply. The campaign
-  intro once stayed black with its dialogue playing; it rendered on the next run.'
-tested_version: 2.0.3+667261.cl.387778
-engine: Unreal
-xr: VrApi
-alt_overport:
- patch_remove_unreal_force_quit
-frame:
- frame.unreal_quest_precompile
- frame.unreal_quest_keymap
- frame.unreal_thumb_touch
-adapter:
-  pose_time_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-09'
-min_app: 0.12.1
-source_hint: Vader Immortal- Episode II
@@ -1,24 +0,0 @@
-package: com.ILMxLAB.VaderImmortal.ep3
-title: 'Vader Immortal: Episode III'
-status: works
-notes: Plays (owner's headset test, 2026-10-09) with Episode I's fixes, which FramePort finds in this episode's
-  code too.
-details: 'Unreal Engine 4 (GLES), the same engine build as Episode I: the Quest-only shader precompile and key map
-  (frame.unreal_quest_precompile, frame.unreal_quest_keymap), thumbs from the capacitive touches (frame.unreal_thumb_touch)
-  and poses at OVRPlugin''s clock (pose_time_fix). Episode I''s lightspeed shader fix doesn''t apply. The campaign
-  intro starts on a black screen with only dialogue: that is the game, not a bug.'
-tested_version: 3.0.3+667263.cl.387932
-engine: Unreal
-xr: VrApi
-alt_overport:
- patch_remove_unreal_force_quit
-frame:
- frame.unreal_quest_precompile
- frame.unreal_quest_keymap
- frame.unreal_thumb_touch
-adapter:
-  pose_time_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-09'
-min_app: 0.12.1
-source_hint: Vader Immortal- Episode III
@@ -4,25 +4,14 @@ tested_version: '1.03'
 source_hint: Sniper Elite VR
 engine: Unity
 xr: VrApi
-status: works
-notes: Plays with controllers that follow the hands (owner's headset test, Quest 1 build 35713).
-details: 'Unity 2019.4 on its built-in Oculus VR (no Oculus XR Plugin). Its legacy frame loop never waited for frames
-  (GPU hang, zink: DEVICE LOST) and Unity reported only Go controllers: frame.unity_oculus_check. Its frame wait then
-  deadlocked at the Init scene (Unity skipped beginning a frame) and the physics-step pose update located the
-  controllers in the past (hands lagged): both fixed in that patch (revision 5), switched on for this game by ovrp_begin_gate and ovrp_hold_physics. Grabbing an object in the tutorial
-  vibrates the controller; OVRPort''s envelope conversion then allocated ~1 GB/s until the memory cap ended the game:
-  haptic_fix. The Quest 1 build has no arraysources_assets.hd, which the game loads on the Frame (it detects a Quest
-  2) and then skips the .sd bundle: textures are missing unless the .sd file is also present under the .hd name in the
-  game''s obb folder.'
+status: unsupported
+notes: 'GPU hang (zink: DEVICE LOST) even with MSAA off.'
+details: Legacy VrApi via OVRPlugin.
 frame:
 - frame.unity_no_msaa
- frame.unity_oculus_check
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-  ovrp_begin_gate: 1
-  ovrp_hold_physics: 1
 pcvr_alternative: Sniper Elite VR (Steam PC VR). Winter Warrior (Quest) works on the Frame.
 verified:
-  date: '2026-10-07'
-updated: '2026-10-07'
-min_app: 0.12.1
+  date: '2026-09-28'
+  overport_cli: 1.2.3
+  overport_runtime: 3.4.3-23204ea
+  known_good_sha256: e80883eb6945e267a375edf0ffd789268686440819add9d4dee9fdbdf466cbe4
@@ -1,24 +0,0 @@
-package: com.MightyCoconut.WalkaboutMiniGolf
-title: Walkabout Mini Golf
-status: works
-tested_version: '6.7'
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
- frame.oculusos
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  controller_models: 1
-  haptic_fix: 1
-  scale: 1.5
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-08'
-  known_good_sha256: cf3b5cbe131af8a2baaa3f5c665b1c7001c8b299473abfcf98d90e3c02b08a2f
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 111
-source_hint: Walkabout Mini Golf
@@ -1,22 +0,0 @@
-package: com.PeanutButton.Retropolis
-title: Retropolis
-status: works
-tested_version: '0.87'
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
- frame.oculusos
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-10'
-  known_good_sha256: 4656b980fccd812d8edac15805dcd86c2f44029abdab98c3187699d1fc878f88
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 153
-source_hint: com.PeanutButton.Retropolis
@@ -1,14 +1,12 @@
 package: com.PixelToys.BattleSisters
 title: BattleSisters
 status: works
-notes: Plays; controller buttons and vibration work, hands follow the controllers (pose_time_fix).
-details: Unity 2019.4 with Unity's built-in Oculus support. frame.unity_oculus_check starts VR (Meta's system-app
-  check), adds the frame wait its legacy loop never makes (without it the GPU hung, black screen) and lets Unity's
-  Oculus input accept Lepton's device model (it only reported controllers on a device named "Oculus ...", so buttons
-  were dead). haptic_fix stops the first controller vibration from freezing the Frame (OVRPort's loader read its
-  duration in nanoseconds as seconds and the game ran out of memory). With pose_time_fix the hands follow the controllers
-  - OVRPlugin asked for hand poses at Android's monotonic "now", which on SteamOS 0.4.5 is 2.56 s behind the runtime's
-  XrTime, so the hands lagged far behind.
+notes: Starts in VR; controller buttons and vibration work.
+details: Unity 2019.4 with Unity's built-in Oculus support. frame.unity_oculus_check starts VR (Meta's system-app check),
+  adds the frame wait its legacy loop never makes (without it the GPU hung, black screen) and lets Unity's Oculus
+  input accept Lepton's device model (it only reported controllers on a device named "Oculus ...", so buttons were
+  dead). haptic_fix stops the first controller vibration from freezing the Frame (OVRPort's loader read its duration
+  in nanoseconds as seconds and the game ran out of memory).
 tested_version: 1.2.4
 engine: Unity
 xr: VrApi
@@ -20,10 +18,9 @@ frame:
 - frame.unity_gl_shim
 adapter:
  haptic_fix: 1
-  pose_time_fix: 1
 verified:
-  date: '2026-10-08'
+  date: '2026-10-06'
  issue: 48
-updated: '2026-10-08'
-min_app: 0.12.1
+updated: '2026-10-06'
+min_app: 0.11.1
 source_hint: Battle Sister
@@ -1,22 +0,0 @@
-package: com.ScytheDevTeam.ContainmentProtocol
-title: Deep Cuts
-status: works
-tested_version: 1.1.3271
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
- frame.oculusos
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-10'
-  known_good_sha256: d8d4bfb0954059c5ed1bcaa0edfb8b18f154ff710049f4808c42cfd8d88ee5a2
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 144
-source_hint: com.ScytheDevTeam.ContainmentProtocol
@@ -1,25 +1,20 @@
 package: com.StressLevelZero.BONELAB
 title: BONELAB
-status: works
-notes: Builds 1.2068 and 1.2974 play (owner's headset tests). One recipe serves both builds - 1.2068 needs frame.unity_user_presence (head tracking and controls); 1.2974 also needs
-  frame.slz_vulkan_hooks (72 fps after about 35 s of shader prewarming), which changes nothing on 1.2068.
-details: Both builds - the game runs (72 fps), but its player body stayed frozen - no head tracking, the controllers stuck to the
+status: issues
+notes: Build 1.2068 plays (head tracking and controls work with frame.unity_user_presence); the newer build
+  1.2974 crashes at start (Vulkan), no fix yet.
+details: The game runs (72 fps), but its player body stayed frozen - no head tracking, the controllers stuck to the
  model, no buttons - although OpenXR input and OVRPlugin's poses were fine. A few seconds after start (when Unity
  switches XR loaders) OVRPlugin reports the worn headset as not worn (ovrp_GetUserPresent2 -> 0), and BONELAB's
  Marrow rig only follows the player while Unity's HMD device reports UserPresence (OpenControllerRig checks
-  XRHMD.IsUserPresent every frame). frame.unity_user_presence reports the headset as worn. Build 1.2974 only - it adds Stress
-  Level Zero's graphics plugin (libSLZQuestNative.so), which hooks Unity's Vulkan start-up (vkCreateInstance/
-  vkCreateDevice) and vkCreateSampler; on the Frame its vkCreateInstance wrapper calls an invalid pointer right after
-  OVRPlugin's pre-init instance is destroyed (a jump to 0, into an unloaded library, or a hang). frame.slz_vulkan_hooks
-  switches its two registrations off, so Unity starts Vulkan itself; the plugin's pipeline cache isn't used.
-tested_version: 1.2974.57485
+  XRHMD.IsUserPresent every frame). frame.unity_user_presence reports the headset as worn. Build 1.2974 crashed
+  earlier in vkCreateInstance from the game's own Vulkan hooks (libSLZQuestNative.so); not retested.
+tested_version: 1.2068.34555
 engine: Unity
 xr: OpenXR
 frame:
 - frame.unity_user_presence
- frame.slz_vulkan_hooks
 verified:
-  date: '2026-10-08'
-updated: '2026-10-08'
+  date: '2026-10-06'
+updated: '2026-10-06'
 source_hint: BONELAB
-min_app: 0.12.1
@@ -1,22 +0,0 @@
-package: com.ToastVR.Matilda
-title: Max Mustard
-status: works
-tested_version: 1.1.0
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-08'
-  known_good_sha256: 9a67459fa36c3b9ac0d035e6c43b1809b39772699333e8cfd7d2a4d7f17926a7
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 110
-updated: '2026-10-09'
-source_hint: com.ToastVR.Matilda
@@ -1,22 +0,0 @@
-package: com.ToastVR.RichiesPlankExperience
-title: Richie's Plank Experience
-status: works
-tested_version: 2.3.585
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
- frame.oculusos
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-07'
-  known_good_sha256: 7eb1366c2398e554624a5d66aefb0c731c64b1b6944bc1726d9187f123c37fb7
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20260922.6101926'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 95
-source_hint: apks
@@ -1,22 +0,0 @@
-package: com.UNIVRS.Freedom
-title: Freedom
-status: issues
-notes: Volume can't be changed in the game.
-tested_version: 1.0.2950
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-10'
-  known_good_sha256: 24662272c4cbe5dc7c4f3c803bdb9dead9661ac3d59bf80cca2e260256acc4bc
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 132
-source_hint: AOT VR
@@ -1,23 +0,0 @@
-package: com.VR_HOT.VR_HOT_Quest
-title: VR HOT Quest
-status: works
-tested_version: 0.8.8.1
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
- frame.oculusos
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  controller_models: 1
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-08'
-  known_good_sha256: c321606c536eba1673572a9f44fd9e20d2cb5bd9609d536189e6ad7057b9cd67
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20260922.6101926'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 98
-source_hint: VR-HOT-Quest-0.8.8.1
@@ -1,22 +0,0 @@
-package: com.XRGames.ZombielandVR
-title: ZombielandVR
-status: works
-tested_version: 1.7.0
-engine: Unity
-xr: VrApi
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
- frame.vrapi_stub
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-10'
-  known_good_sha256: 750067107cd739c80b65516dd1c18219283b2a29b39430bb21ed85d48b9b94ac
-  app: 0.12.1.dev252
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 71
-  issue: 141
-source_hint: ZombielandVR
@@ -1,23 +1,16 @@
 package: com.YourCompany.RoboRecall
 title: Robo Recall
-status: works
-notes: Needed the LAUNCHER category fix.
-details: Source APK is a community 'patch+savefix+90Hz' build. Shares Vader Immortal's Unreal 4 Oculus input (GitHub
-  49) - thumbs follow the touches (frame.unreal_thumb_touch) and controller poses are located at the right time
-  (pose_time_fix); added 2026-10-09 from Vader's headset results, not yet checked in this game.
 tested_version: '1.0'
+source_hint: 'Robo Recall- Unplugged'
 engine: Unreal
 xr: VrApi
+status: works
+notes: Needed the LAUNCHER category fix.
+details: Source APK is a community 'patch+savefix+90Hz' build.
 alt_overport:
 - patch_remove_unreal_force_quit
-frame:
- frame.unreal_thumb_touch
-adapter:
-  pose_time_fix: 1
 verified:
  date: '2026-09-28'
  overport_cli: 1.2.3
  overport_runtime: 3.4.3-23204ea
  known_good_sha256: 4ce6e3563da131e288645f4b62a634ac98043e55bc42b7c0ad5f461207d5f53c
-updated: '2026-10-09'
-source_hint: Robo Recall- Unplugged
@@ -1,25 +0,0 @@
-package: com.YourCompany.SWP_VR
-title: Star Wars Pinball VR
-tested_version: '1.4'
-source_hint: Star Wars Pinball VR
-engine: Unreal
-xr: VrApi
-status: works
-notes: Plays (owner's headset test); one short audio hiccup seen.
-details: 'Unreal 4.25 (GLES) built against OVRPlugin 1.44. Four Frame problems in a row: Zink crashed on Unreal''s
-  multisampled render-to-texture (fault addr 0x10000 on the RHIThread): frame.unreal_gl_shim, which keeps Unreal''s
-  multiview and draws those passes single-sampled; OVRPort''s OVRPlugin lacks ovrp_GetPTWNear, so Unreal''s Oculus
-  module never started VR (then a null pointer in GetMultiViewSceneColor): frame.unreal_ovrp_entrypoints; the engine''s
-  OpenSSL assembly has unpaired return-address checks the Frame''s CPU enforces (SIGILL on the HttpManager thread):
-  frame.pac_hints. Needs its OBB (main.10765).'
-frame:
- frame.unreal_gl_shim
- frame.unreal_ovrp_entrypoints
- frame.pac_hints
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-08'
-  issue: 83
-updated: '2026-10-08'
-min_app: 0.12.1
@@ -1,23 +0,0 @@
-package: com.asg.clockworkdev
-title: Clockwork
-status: works
-tested_version: '1.29'
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
- frame.unity_runtime_msaa_off
- frame.unity_gl_shim
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-09'
-  known_good_sha256: 99a14eed320ba267153963c2d87d4e11e943b9920d48dfd5352c681de28ba95e
-  app: 0.12.1.dev203
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 67
-  issue: 116
-source_hint: com.asg.clockworkdev
@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
 package: com.beatgames.beatsaber.lj369vr
 title: Beat Saber
 status: works
-notes: Purchased DLC isn't detected (ownership comes from Meta's servers).
 tested_version: 1.40.8_7379
 engine: Unity
 xr: OpenXR
@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
 package: com.beatgames.beatsaber
 title: Beat Saber
 status: works
-notes: Purchased DLC isn't detected (ownership comes from Meta's servers).
 tested_version: 1.40.8_7379
 engine: Unity
 xr: OpenXR
@@ -1,26 +1,16 @@
 package: com.camouflaj.manta
 title: 'Batman: Arkham Shadow'
-status: works
-notes: Large data set (~27 GiB) incl. all language packs.
-details: 'Uses Meta XR Audio (Wwise), handled by patch_meta_xr_audio. Cutscenes are 8K HEVC panoramas: frame.hw_video_decode
-  decodes them on the Frame''s hardware, adapter.surface_native shows them in stereo (PRs #96, #128). Includes all
-  language packs (~28 GB). sync_guard (to test, GitHub #102) - a reporter''s game quit to Steam''s waiting screen
-  after the Frame runtime crashed in xrSyncActions (CVRInputLatest::UpdateActionState), the input race Myst had.'
 tested_version: 1.4.1-350961
+source_hint: 'Batman- Arkham Shadow'
 engine: Unity
 xr: OpenXR
+status: works
+notes: Large data set (~27 GiB) incl. all language packs.
+details: Uses Meta XR Audio (Wwise), handled by patch_meta_xr_audio. Includes all language packs (~28 GB).
 overport_extra:
 - patch_disable_space_warp
-frame:
- frame.hw_video_decode
-adapter:
-  sync_guard: 1
-  surface_native: 1
 verified:
  date: '2026-09-28'
  overport_cli: 1.2.3
  overport_runtime: 3.4.3-23204ea
  known_good_sha256: 796d1cab08f614d72c50d9702974c719c0908f5de91183cfe02d1fd5eb09551a
-updated: '2026-10-10'
-min_app: 0.12.1
-source_hint: Batman- Arkham Shadow
@@ -1,21 +0,0 @@
-package: com.characterBank.ruinsmagus
-title: RUINSMAGUS
-status: works
-tested_version: 1.2.3
-engine: Unity
-xr: VrApi
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-07'
-  known_good_sha256: 230e5625fbdfebb47c4d96aeb87f45270e4e6c79a33c08315c90626ab7465fe5
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261006.6173745'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 89
-source_hint: RUINSMAGUS
@@ -1,22 +0,0 @@
-package: com.cloudheadgames.pistolwhip
-title: Pistol Whip
-status: works
-notes: 120 HZ
-tested_version: 1.6.0.2
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-08'
-  known_good_sha256: ebd97af54c59d59d473c98492c1bb26ce6059b7e59f27a08acfc5ada23d0b774
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261006.6173745'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 100
-source_hint: Pistol Whip
@@ -1,22 +0,0 @@
-package: com.curif.AgeOfJoy
-title: AgeOfJoy
-status: works
-tested_version: '1.0'
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
- frame.oculusos
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-08'
-  known_good_sha256: 9780e71e417b86290147c67c83755305801d8957909734c717a519034edefdf9
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261006.6173745'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 103
-source_hint: AgeOfJoy 05 rc30
@@ -1,23 +1,14 @@
 package: com.drbeef.doom3quest
 title: Doom3Quest
-status: works
-notes: HUD and PDA show with frame.gl_multiview_fbo (Xandrix1987's headset test, GitHub 77, no frame-rate drop with
-  the PDA open). Walking and running can switch when the frame rate drops, which seems to be the game's own behaviour.
-details: Doom3Quest compiles every vertex shader for two views (OVR_multiview) and draws its HUD/PDA into single-view
-  framebuffers. Mesa (the Frame's GL) rejects that combination as the spec requires and drops the draw, so they
-  stayed black; frame.gl_multiview_fbo draws those passes with a single-view copy of the shader. Xandrix1987's framebuffer.cpp
-  fix went upstream as a PR to Team-Beef-Studios/Doom3Quest.
+status: issues
+notes: PDA shows black screen.
 tested_version: 1.4.8
 engine: Other
 xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.gl_multiview_fbo
 verified:
  date: '2026-10-06'
  known_good_sha256: 3c733f5cd08b6fa5d9e2775b1c1aee36b5943518b5d8451ba87e3c59a702afdf
  app: 0.12.0
  overport_cli: 1.2.3
  issue: 77
-updated: '2026-10-09'
-min_app: 0.12.1
 source_hint: doom3quest148
@@ -1,25 +0,0 @@
-package: com.endspace.quest
-title: End Space
-status: issues
-notes: Controls stop responding after the first mission loads.
-tested_version: 1.0.6.1
-engine: Unity
-xr: VrApi
-frame:
- frame.unity_oculus_check
- frame.unity_text_input
- frame.unity_runtime_msaa_off
- frame.unity_gl_shim
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-10'
-  known_good_sha256: c5eb892311a130686f238e6f61cbdb619324f5c21f8c0641c0fcd49d77369eaf
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 148
-source_hint: com.endspace.quest
@@ -1,22 +0,0 @@
-package: com.forcefieldxr.explorevr
-title: ExploreVR
-status: issues
-notes: The 3D world warps and shifts with head movement (wrong perspective).
-tested_version: 1.2.1
-engine: Unreal
-xr: VrApi
-alt_overport:
- patch_remove_unreal_force_quit
-frame:
- frame.nodebug
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-10'
-  known_good_sha256: 04576c46a91f4bb851a344c75e022b17a5d2837d054e7323a184b81436cf8019
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 149
-source_hint: com.forcefieldxr.explorevr
@@ -1,24 +1,18 @@
 package: com.forcefieldxr.timestall
 title: Time Stall
-status: issues
-notes: Both eyes distort during movement (unresolved).
-details: Legacy VrApi via OVRPlugin. Shares Vader Immortal's Unreal 4 Oculus input (GitHub 49) - thumbs follow the
-  touches (frame.unreal_thumb_touch) and controller poses are located at the right time (pose_time_fix); added 2026-10-09
-  from Vader's headset results, not yet checked in this game.
 tested_version: '1.0'
+source_hint: Time Stall
 engine: Unreal
 xr: VrApi
+status: issues
+notes: Both eyes distort during movement (unresolved).
+details: Legacy VrApi via OVRPlugin.
 alt_overport:
 - patch_remove_unreal_force_quit
 frame:
- frame.unreal_thumb_touch
 - frame.nodebug
-adapter:
-  pose_time_fix: 1
 verified:
  date: '2026-09-28'
  overport_cli: 1.2.3
  overport_runtime: 3.4.3-23204ea
  known_good_sha256: 50c4d05b663b2f1851f5a7d650a89fd34587d65fafba13cc58671c96f7016db6
-updated: '2026-10-09'
-source_hint: Time Stall
@@ -1,25 +0,0 @@
-package: com.fyian.TheThrillOfTheFight
-title: The Thrill Of The Fight
-status: issues
-notes: Right eye doesn't draw the opponent or the referee.
-tested_version: '251113.0'
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
- frame.unity_runtime_msaa_off
- frame.unity_gl_shim
- frame.unity_no_overlay_copy
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-10'
-  known_good_sha256: af86dfbd6f7d3ab504d1f4f92f4dbc4c0f0cb36e30443b80fa0b91322f481394
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 164
-source_hint: ThrillOfTheFight_Release
@@ -1,9 +0,0 @@
-package: com.golfscope.proputt
-title: GOLF+
-status: unsupported
-notes: Black screen. The game's servers reject the login on this platform (Authentication not supported).
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-10'
-  issue: 147
@@ -1,24 +0,0 @@
-package: com.harmonixmusic.kata
-title: Audica
-status: works
-tested_version: 1.0.3.4
-engine: Unity
-xr: VrApi
-frame:
- frame.unity_no_msaa
- frame.unity_oculus_check
- frame.unity_text_input
- frame.unity_runtime_msaa_off
- frame.unity_gl_shim
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-09'
-  known_good_sha256: bc2c00fe049fd97643a296e622e3a90e08f0bd796ee454b0278525e9d72f8139
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 126
@@ -1,27 +0,0 @@
-package: com.ilmxlab.tales
-title: 'Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy''s Edge'
-status: unknown
-notes: Not working yet - after the intro logos and a loading animation the picture goes black (GitHub issue 61).
-  Gets the controller fixes found for Vader Immortal (same studio) to test.
-details: Unreal Engine 4 (GLES) by ILMxLAB, like Vader Immortal, but a different engine build - it has none of Vader's
-  Quest-only branches (no GetQuestShaderPrecompilePercent or RPOC key map; it precompiles shaders through Unreal's
-  own pipeline cache), so frame.unreal_quest_precompile/_keymap don't apply. Its seasons and Wwise banks are Meta
-  platform asset files (frame.asset_files). Vader's OVRPlugin findings apply to it as well - poses asked for at
-  OVRPlugin's own clock (pose_time_fix) and thumbs from near-touch, which the Frame never reports (frame.unreal_thumb_touch).
-  Ruled out for the black picture so far (see the diagnostics in issue 61) - asset-file paks, Valve's foveation,
-  GL errors; the game's own eye image reads back black.
-tested_version: 1.1.9+734762.cl.439699
-engine: Unreal
-xr: VrApi
-alt_overport:
- patch_remove_unreal_force_quit
-frame:
- frame.asset_files
- frame.unreal_thumb_touch
-adapter:
-  pose_time_fix: 1
-verified:
-  issue: 61
-updated: '2026-10-09'
-min_app: 0.12.1
-source_hint: Star Wars- Tales from the Galaxys Edge
@@ -1,21 +0,0 @@
-package: com.kluge.SynthRiders
-title: SynthRiders
-status: works
-tested_version: 3.6.7a1
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
- frame.oculusos
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  controller_models: 1
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-10'
-  known_good_sha256: fb982ad7617629df50190c98d1de906ac9b41903d782c0ada0087b32fc95a5f1
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  issue: 158
-source_hint: com.kluge.SynthRiders
@@ -1,24 +0,0 @@
-package: com.markschramm.gravitylab
-title: Gravity Lab
-status: works
-notes: Works great, along with passthrough mode
-tested_version: '1.221'
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
- frame.unity_runtime_msaa_off
- frame.unity_gl_shim
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-09'
-  known_good_sha256: 82c95ee7487a130b6e37b967dd97c8362bf4d7e873fcff823f2c7877a62ff99f
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 113
-source_hint: Gravity Lab
@@ -1,21 +0,0 @@
-package: com.miketeevee.shoresofloci
-title: Shores of Loci
-status: works
-tested_version: '1.2'
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-10'
-  known_good_sha256: c223a99cc1f1597a477a4677c1390cf744d517bd1e8fa7cf82e20b1baefaba26
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 154
-source_hint: com.miketeevee.shoresofloci
@@ -1,25 +1,18 @@
 package: com.nDreams.PhantomQuest
 title: 'Phantom: Covert Ops'
+tested_version: '1.2'
+source_hint: 'Phantom- Covert Ops'
+engine: Unreal
+xr: VrApi
 status: issues
 notes: DLC/store button crashes (no Meta store). Installs the no-ForceQuit build.
 details: The regular build quits itself on the Frame (System.exit after a failed platform check), so the no-ForceQuit
-  build is installed. Shares Vader Immortal's Unreal 4 Oculus input (GitHub 49) - thumbs follow the touches (frame.unreal_thumb_touch)
-  and controller poses are located at the right time (pose_time_fix); added 2026-10-09 from Vader's headset results,
-  not yet checked in this game.
-tested_version: '1.2'
-engine: Unreal
-xr: VrApi
+  build is installed.
 alt_overport:
 - patch_remove_unreal_force_quit
 use_alt: true
-frame:
- frame.unreal_thumb_touch
-adapter:
-  pose_time_fix: 1
 verified:
  date: '2026-09-28'
  overport_cli: 1.2.3
  overport_runtime: 3.4.3-23204ea
  known_good_sha256: bb02b20a23fbe5e7a580ecde15a3cd015a4183421a51aab4a4dbcddbe7a09d1d
-updated: '2026-10-09'
-source_hint: Phantom- Covert Ops
@@ -1,21 +0,0 @@
-package: com.newfoldergames.fruitsalon
-title: Fruit Salon
-status: works
-tested_version: 1.0.2
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-10'
-  known_good_sha256: 1c2e6e44e046e1683670a6b0f97e7766fd5edd0c888443910ce3c8e2291a9865
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261006.6173745'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 165
-source_hint: Fruit Salon
@@ -1,23 +0,0 @@
-package: com.onehamsa.RNXQ
-title: 'Racket: Nx'
-status: works
-tested_version: 2.8.31
-engine: Unity
-xr: VrApi
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
- frame.unity_runtime_msaa_off
- frame.unity_gl_shim
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-10'
-  known_good_sha256: f78de8051c5808e4244d9fa757050d6c131350112315ad6e01e2b1457f2e2053
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 151
-source_hint: '9030540110323274'
@@ -1,23 +0,0 @@
-package: com.owlchemylabs.vacationsimulator
-title: Vacation Simulator
-status: issues
-notes: Controllers aren't tracked (reported; not yet diagnosed).
-tested_version: 1.3.0.40142
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-  refresh_rate: 90.0
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-10'
-  known_good_sha256: b02e0a24292a8305ca752fef1884356f0191b53793d356b999cd50bba3fe7a3c
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 163
-source_hint: com.owlchemylabs.vacationsimulator
@@ -1,22 +0,0 @@
-package: com.quaternionsoftware.rcpilottrainer
-title: RC Pilot Trainer
-status: works
-tested_version: 0.7.0.2
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
- frame.oculusos
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-10'
-  known_good_sha256: 1b98f0dea74f058a838ac17299a0e1c67362cb1ecfbc97e4cb2aad3bcbdfb173
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 152
-source_hint: com.quaternionsoftware.rcpilottrainer
@@ -1,20 +0,0 @@
-package: com.rrrgames.CaveCrave
-title: Caves
-status: works
-notes: First cave loads up perfectly, didn't play to unlock other game modes
-tested_version: 1.1.4
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.oculusos
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-10'
-  known_good_sha256: 9720a9af42590dfdb742f278352583e56f36efbf5d96c56c59ac4b6a615f276e
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 142
-source_hint: com.rrrgames.CaveCrave
@@ -1,22 +0,0 @@
-package: com.tvb.cubism
-title: cubism
-status: works
-tested_version: 1.8.0
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-  scale: 2.0
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-09'
-  known_good_sha256: e4e000392e53111a991c1c78653c9241b8007f81dcdb126a4f4b2003033f5a6e
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 121
-source_hint: com.tvb.cubism
@@ -1,22 +0,0 @@
-package: de.erthu.ancientdungeonfull
-title: Ancient_Dungeon
-status: issues
-notes: Multiplayer isn't available (offline).
-tested_version: ea0.1.10.2
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-10'
-  known_good_sha256: 0bcbd6d01d085183df586ee692267341a9ea15d1f52fbc33265601d55c73c2d2
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 143
-source_hint: de.erthu.ancientdungeonfull
@@ -1,21 +0,0 @@
-package: jp.co.amata.nvr
-title: The Tale of Onogoro
-status: works
-tested_version: 1.1.0248
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.unity_text_input
-device:
- device.text_input_window
-adapter:
-  haptic_fix: 1
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-08'
-  known_good_sha256: d6258a22a0a6e4588bbec36170f126bffc44ed64784f99e37cf4b03ad212fb79
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261006.6173745'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 108
-source_hint: The Tale of Onogoro
@@ -1,18 +0,0 @@
-package: org.timecrisis.quest
-title: Time Crisis VR (Experimental)
-status: works
-notes: Fully playable at 120hz
-tested_version: 0.8.3
-engine: Other
-xr: OpenXR
-frame:
- frame.sdl_clipboard
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-06'
-  known_good_sha256: 4e67411a8e9c0b5fbb19ca7908c4222aa5ad1b2d47a8f4b5018b4fe9c2f5324e
-  app: 0.12.0
-  overport_cli: 1.2.3
-  frame_build: '20261005.6135832'
-  agent: 59
-  issue: 80
-source_hint: TimeCrisisVR-v0.8.3-quest
@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-package: quest.eleven.forfunlabs
-title: Eleven Table Tennis
-status: unsupported
-notes: Stops at the splash screen. The game needs Meta's online services after start, which aren't available on
-  the Frame.
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-pcvr_alternative: The PC VR (Rift) version works on the Frame through FramePort.
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-10'
-  issue: 160
@@ -1,23 +0,0 @@
-package: rift.beat_saber
-title: Beat Saber
-status: works
-notes: 'Supports SteamVR/OpenXR itself: runs directly, without Revive.'
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenXR
-kind: rift
-quest_package: com.beatgames.beatsaber.lj369vr
-pcvr:
- pcvr.xr_timefix
- pcvr.steamvr_tuning
-pcvr_remove:
- pcvr.revive
-as_is: true
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-09'
-  known_good_sha256: dc80bd1f8e46e7b7cdc4fbf51a84e68f2918d7481581bee9c21f65e269c6bf8b
-  app: 0.12.1.dev232
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 67
-  issue: 117
-source_hint: Beat Saber
@@ -1,23 +0,0 @@
-package: rift.eleven_table_tennis_vr
-title: 'Eleven: Table Tennis VR'
-status: works
-notes: 'Supports SteamVR/OpenXR itself: runs directly, without Revive (arguments -vrmode OpenVR).'
-engine: Unity
-xr: LibOVR+OpenVR
-kind: rift
-pcvr:
- pcvr.launch_args
- pcvr.xr_timefix
- pcvr.steamvr_tuning
-pcvr_remove:
- pcvr.revive
-as_is: true
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-09'
-  known_good_sha256: 2cdfe3b096aef0bf76726156699381f7847ca4d17e7222359521982778470705
-  app: 0.12.1.dev232
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 67
-  issue: 118
-source_hint: Eleven Table Tennis VR
@@ -1,22 +0,0 @@
-package: rift.pistol_whip
-title: Pistol Whip
-status: works
-notes: 'Supports SteamVR/OpenXR itself: runs directly, without Revive.'
-engine: Unity
-xr: OpenVR
-kind: rift
-pcvr:
- pcvr.xr_timefix
- pcvr.steamvr_tuning
-pcvr_remove:
- pcvr.revive
-as_is: true
-verified:
-  date: '2026-10-09'
-  known_good_sha256: a01eaf73b292eb8ad21e316f1f99ad258d41b2cfed8436858a8caf2f5c0a4d28
-  app: 0.12.1.dev232
-  overport_cli: 1.2.5
-  frame_build: '20261007.6125817'
-  agent: 67
-  issue: 119
-source_hint: Pistol Whip
@@ -1,13 +1,11 @@
 package: rift.superhot_vr
 title: SUPERHOT VR
 status: works
-notes: 'Supports SteamVR/OpenXR itself: runs directly, without Revive. Older builds with both Oculus and SteamVR support
-  (SUPERHOTVR.exe) start with -vrmode OpenVR.'
+notes: 'Supports SteamVR/OpenXR itself: runs directly, without Revive.'
 engine: Unity
 xr: OpenXR
 kind: rift
 pcvr:
- pcvr.launch_args
 - pcvr.xr_timefix
 - pcvr.steamvr_tuning
 pcvr_remove:
@@ -19,5 +17,4 @@ verified:
  app: 0.6.3
  overport_cli: 1.2.5
  issue: 28
-updated: '2026-10-09'
 source_hint: SUPERHOT VR
@@ -3,11 +3,9 @@ title: SUPERHOT VR
 status: works
 notes: Quest version. Needs FramePort's launcher from agent 41 (reinstall once) so the game can write its saves.
 details: Unity 2018.4 with built-in Oculus support (GLES). Its eye swapchains (GL_RGBA8, then a 16-bit format) are
-  created as sRGB by the adapter's swapchain_fix. The game creates its cloud save folder with mode 1700 and quits
-  at start when it can't write there ("Something failed to initialize. Quitting!"); the launcher now gives every
-  folder in the game's storage owner and group write permission. On the very first start it creates that folder
-  and checks it in the same moment (GitHub 120), so the recipe creates the folder at install (device_files) and
-  the launcher fixes it before the game starts.
+  created as sRGB by the adapter's swapchain_fix. The game creates its cloud save folder with mode 1700 and quits at
+  start when it can't write there ("Something failed to initialize. Quitting!"); the launcher now gives every folder
+  in the game's storage owner and group write permission.
 tested_version: '1.161'
 engine: Unity
 xr: VrApi
@@ -18,9 +16,7 @@ frame:
 - frame.unity_runtime_msaa_off
 device:
 - device.text_input_window
-device_files:
-  cloud/data/.frameport: ''
 verified:
  date: '2026-10-04'
-updated: '2026-10-09'
+updated: '2026-10-04'
 source_hint: SUPERHOT VR
@@ -1,385 +1,307 @@
-# Log signature -> diagnosis -> suggested patches. Matched against the game's launch.log (Lepton logcat mirror).
+# Log signature -> diagnosis -> suggested fix. Matched against the game's launch.log (Lepton logcat mirror).
 # `pattern` is a Python regex (case-sensitive). `suggest` lists patch ids (+ optional params) the UI offers as
-# "apply and rebuild"; an entry `adapter.<key>=<value>` sets that value (else 1). `severity`: fatal (the game can't
-# run) | error | warning | info. `question`: a symptom only the player sees (play sessions, GUI "Last session"): its
-# fix is offered as that question, never applied on its own. `report: true` = the useful next step is a problem report
-# with diagnostics. Launch tests and real play sessions (agent session_log, `frameport session`) are both matched.
+# "apply and rebuild". `severity`: fatal (the game can't run) | error | warning | info.
 # Sources: every failure we hit porting 34 games to the Steam Frame (see docs/PLAYBOOK.md).
 signatures:
  - id: no-launcher
    pattern: 'APP_ACTIVITY is empty'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: 'Nothing starts: Lepton found no entry point in the app (an activity with category LAUNCHER).'
+    diagnosis: Lepton found no activity with category LAUNCHER.
    suggest: [frame.launcher]
-  - id: linux-x86-no-fex
-    pattern: '(cannot execute binary file: Exec format error|exec format error)'
-    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: This x86_64 Linux program was started without the translator it needs. The Frame's arm64 CPU runs it only through FEX; reinstall the app with FramePort 0.12 or newer, which installs FEX and starts the program through it.
-    suggest: []
  - id: no-arm64
    pattern: 'INSTALL_FAILED_NO_MATCHING_ABIS'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: This game is 32-bit only and can't run on the Frame (no AArch32). Use the PC (Rift) version through Revive.
-    suggest: []
-  - id: android-too-new
-    pattern: '(NoClassDefFoundError|ClassNotFoundException|NoSuchMethodError)\b.*(Landroid/window/|android\.window\.|(storeStoreFence|loadLoadFence)\(\)V in class Ljava/lang/invoke/VarHandle)'
-    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game needs a newer Android than the Frame has, so it can't run yet. It calls Android 12/13+ classes (android.window.*, VarHandle fences) that the Frame's Android 11 (API 30) container lacks (for example minSdk 34 apps); nothing to patch until Valve updates Lepton's Android.
-    suggest: []
-  - id: web-wrapper
-    pattern: '(Creating TwaLauncher for com\.oculus\.browser|NameNotFoundException:? com\.oculus\.browser)'
-    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: This app is a website, not a game, and it can't open on the Frame. It is a Trusted Web Activity that opens Meta's browser (com.oculus.browser), which the Frame doesn't have; open the website (TWALauncherActivity's "Using URL" line) in a browser instead.
+    diagnosis: 32-bit-only APK. The Steam Frame has no AArch32; this cannot run. Use the PC (Rift) version via Revive.
    suggest: []
  - id: unity-render-crash
    pattern: 'CRASH\s*:.*#\d+\s+pc [0-9a-f]+\s+\S*libgallium_dri\.so'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: 'The game''s graphics crashed, so the picture freezes or stays gray. Unity''s render thread crashed in the Frame''s GL driver (Mesa/Zink); known triggers are an OVROverlay copy (try "Unity: skip OVROverlay layers", for example The Room VR), MSAA switched on at runtime and a GPU hang (zink DEVICE LOST).'
+    diagnosis: Unity's render thread crashed inside the Frame's GL driver (Mesa/Zink); the picture freezes or stays grey. Known triggers - an OVROverlay copy (try "Unity - skip OVROverlay layers", e.g. The Room VR), MSAA switched on at runtime, a GPU hang (zink DEVICE LOST).
    suggest: [frame.unity_no_overlay_copy, frame.unity_runtime_msaa_off]
-  - id: unreal-msrtt-crash
-    pattern: 'fault addr 0x10000 in tid \d+ \((RHIThread|RenderThread)|libgallium_dri\.so \(find_rp_state'
-    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game's graphics crashed a few seconds after start. Its render thread jumped to address 0x10000 in the Frame's GL driver (Mesa/Zink), which reads past a render-pass cache when a game uses multisampled render-to-texture (Unreal's mobile MSAA, for example Star Wars Pinball VR); the GL shim hides that extension.
-    suggest: [frame.unreal_gl_shim, frame.unity_gl_shim]
-  - id: pac-unpaired
-    pattern: 'ILL_ILLOPN\), fault addr 0x[0-9a-f]+ \(\*pc=0xd50323bf\)'
-    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game crashed on a CPU check the Quest ignores but the Frame enforces. Its code checks a return address (autiasp) it never signed; some OpenSSL assembly in game engines does this (for example Star Wars Pinball VR on its first network connection, thread HttpManager).
-    suggest: [frame.pac_hints]
-  - id: cube-swapchain-refused
-    pattern: 'xrCreateSwapchain \d+x\d+ .*faces=6 .*result=-\d+'
-    unless: 'cube_standin: runtime refused'
-    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game asked for a cube-map swapchain (for example an OVROverlay skybox or loading cube), which the Frame's runtime doesn't have. OVRPlugin goes on without images and crashes in ovrp_EndFrame4 (Unity's render thread SIGSEGV in memset, for example Budget Cuts Ultimate). FrameBridge from FramePort 0.12 serves such swapchains itself and drops their cube layers (cube_standin, GLES games) - rebuild and reinstall the game.
-    suggest: [frame.adapter]
-    supersedes: [unity-render-crash, native-crash]
  - id: swapchain-rect-invalid
    pattern: 'xrEndFrame failed -25\b'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The runtime rejects the game's frames, so it stops drawing (for example stuck at a "Waiting" box). An image rect reaches a few pixels past its swapchain on some Frames; FrameBridge from FramePort 0.11.0 clamps the rects, so rebuild and reinstall the game.
+    diagnosis: The runtime rejects the game's frames because an image rect reaches past its swapchain (by a few pixels on some Frames); the game stops drawing (e.g. stuck at a "Waiting" box). FrameBridge from FramePort 0.11.0 clamps the rects - rebuild and reinstall the game.
    suggest: [frame.adapter]
  - id: missing-ovr-symbol
    pattern: '(UnsatisfiedLinkError|cannot locate symbol) .*"?(ovr_[A-Za-z0-9_]+|ovr[A-Z][A-Za-z0-9]*_ToString)'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game can't load because OVRPort's platform loader lacks Meta platform functions it uses.
+    diagnosis: The game imports Meta platform functions overport's loader lacks.
    suggest: [frame.ovrstubs, frame.ovrplatformcompat]
  - id: oculus-os-class
    pattern: '(ClassNotFoundException|NoClassDefFoundError).*com[./]oculus[./]os[./](AnalyticsEvent|UnifiedTelemetryLogger)'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game looks up a Quest-only system class and aborts. The lookup comes from Quest telemetry (Meta XR Audio or native code).
+    diagnosis: Quest-only telemetry class lookup aborts the app (Meta XR Audio / native telemetry).
    suggest: [frame.metaxr_telemetry, frame.oculusos]
  - id: checkjni-abort
    pattern: 'JNI DETECTED ERROR IN APPLICATION|GetStringUTFChars.*NULL|CheckJNI'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: Android's debug checks stopped the game. CheckJNI is on because the converted app is debuggable, and it aborts on sloppy JNI use.
+    diagnosis: CheckJNI (on because the app is debuggable) aborts on sloppy JNI usage.
    suggest: [frame.nodebug]
  - id: force-quit
    pattern: 'System\.exit|ForceQuit|FAndroidMisc::RequestExit'
    severity: error
-    diagnosis: The game quit itself right after starting. Usually Unreal's ForceQuit after a failed Quest platform check; the alternate build leaves it out.
+    diagnosis: The game quit itself right after starting (Unreal ForceQuit after a failed platform check).
    suggest: [patch_remove_unreal_force_quit]
    use_alt: true
  - id: swapchain-format
    pattern: 'xrCreateSwapchain.*(-26|FORMAT_UNSUPPORTED)|swapchain format .* rejected'
    unless: 'FrameBridge:\s+retry (samples=1|format=\d+) result=0'  # the adapter's fallback worked
    severity: error
-    diagnosis: The Frame rejected the game's image format. GLES games must use sRGB formats without MSAA.
+    diagnosis: The Frame rejected the swapchain format (GLES games must use sRGB formats, no MSAA).
    suggest: [adapter.swapchain_fix]
-  - id: zink-shader-fix-mismatch
-    pattern: 'shader fix layer: a \d+-byte module differs from fix'
-    severity: warning
-    diagnosis: The game's OpenGL ES shader fix (zink_shader_fix) no longer matches the shader the Frame's GL driver (Zink)
-      builds - a Frame or Lepton update changed the driver's output - so the shader it fixes (for example Vader Immortal's
-      lightspeed jump) may hang the GPU again. Capture the new modules with zink_shader_dump=1 (files/fp_spirv/ in the
-      game's storage) and update the fix.
-    suggest: [adapter.zink_shader_dump]
-  - id: zink-shader-layer-inactive
-    pattern: 'shader fix layer: NOT active'
-    severity: warning
-    diagnosis: FramePort's shader-fix Vulkan layer couldn't add itself to the game's Vulkan layers (Android's
-      GraphicsEnv functions it uses were not found or behaved differently, for example after a Lepton update), so the game's
-      OpenGL ES shader fixes (zink_shader_fix) don't apply.
-    suggest: []
  - id: zink-device-lost
    pattern: 'zink.*DEVICE[_ ]LOST|VK_ERROR_DEVICE_LOST'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The GPU hung, so the game froze or closed. For GLES Unity games (Zink/Mesa) MSAA render-to-texture is the usual cause; at one effect only, a shader reading undefined loop counters (for example Vader Immortal's lightspeed jump, patch frame.zink_shader_fix).
+    diagnosis: The GPU hung (Zink/Mesa). For GLES Unity games MSAA render-to-texture is the usual cause.
    suggest: [frame.unity_no_msaa, frame.unity_runtime_msaa_off]
-  - id: gpu-hang
-    pattern: 'kernel: .*(?i:hangcheck|gpu fault|msm_drm.*(hang|recover)|kgsl.*(hang|fault)|adreno.*(hang|fault))'
-    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The Frame's GPU hung while the game ran (the kernel reset it; the game froze or closed). Usually one
-      shader or effect the Frame's driver can't handle (for example Vader Immortal's lightspeed jump, a VR4 cutscene).
-      FramePort can't fix that on its own; capture the game's shaders (the shader dump), play to the hang once more and
-      send a problem report with diagnostics, so a shader fix can be added for this game.
-    # triage keeps only the dump for the graphics API the session used (FrameBridge's swapchain formats)
-    suggest: [adapter.vk_shader_dump, adapter.zink_shader_dump]
-    report: true
-  - id: space-warp-used
-    pattern: 'xrCreateSwapchain \d+x\d+ format=(97|129) '
-    unless: 'per-game: hide_space_warp=1'
-    severity: info
-    diagnosis: The game uses Meta's space warp (it renders half of its frames plus motion vectors, and the runtime makes
-      up the rest). On the Frame that can make textures flicker, jump or smear while you move (for example Into The Radius 2,
-      Metro Awakening). Turning it off makes the game render every frame itself.
-    question: Did textures flicker, jump or smear while you moved?
-    suggest: [adapter.hide_space_warp]
  - id: unity-runtime-msaa
    pattern: 'recommended MSAA level is [248]\. Switching to the recommended level'
    severity: info
-    diagnosis: The game turns MSAA on at runtime, which can hang the Frame's GPU. Its OVRManager does this past QualitySettings; if the game hangs or the Frame restarts, keep it off in the game's code.
+    diagnosis: The game's OVRManager turns MSAA on at runtime (QualitySettings can't keep it off). On GLES this can
+      hang the Frame's GPU or restart the headset; if it does, keep it off in the game's code.
    suggest: [frame.unity_runtime_msaa_off]
  - id: runtime-input-crash
    pattern: 'vrclient\.so[^\n]*(UpdateActionStateInternal|sxr_xrSyncActions)'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The Frame's runtime crashed in its controller code, usually right after the game got focus. sync_guard runs input syncs (xrSyncActions) one at a time and pauses them briefly after focus returns.
+    diagnosis: The Frame's runtime crashed in its controller-input code (xrSyncActions), typically right after the game
+      got focus. sync_guard serialises input syncs and pauses them briefly after focus returns.
    suggest: [adapter.sync_guard]
  - id: focus-dip-teleport
    pattern: 'OnVRPresence[^\n]*Teleport'
    severity: warning
-    diagnosis: The view jumps because the game moves the player after the Frame's brief focus dips. The game reacts to the headset reporting presence again; focus_hold hides short dips.
+    diagnosis: The game moves the player when the headset reports presence again, which the Frame's brief focus dips
+      trigger (the view jumps). focus_hold hides dips under 600 ms.
    suggest: [adapter.focus_hold]
  - id: unity-vr-device-none
    pattern: 'NewtonVR.*(not setup properly|no headset found)|Loaded VR device: None|XR: Oculus could not be loaded'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: Unity didn't start VR, so the game runs as a hidden 2D app. Older Unity checks for Meta's system apps before it starts its Oculus VR device.
+    diagnosis: Unity didn't start its Oculus VR device (older Unity checks for Meta's system apps first), so the game
+      runs as a hidden 2D app.
    suggest: [frame.unity_oculus_check]
-  - id: unity-frame-not-begun
-    pattern: 'frame loop shim: frame \d+: the last waited frame wasn.t begun'
-    severity: info
-    diagnosis: Unity skipped beginning a frame, and FramePort's frame wait moved on instead of blocking the game. This happens while a scene loads; a few at each scene load are normal.
-    suggest: []
  - id: sdl-no-clipboard
    pattern: 'ClipboardManager\.addPrimaryClipChangedListener|SDLClipboardHandler\.<init>'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The app crashed at start because the Frame's Android has no clipboard. SDL apps (SDL2 / LÖVE) need Android's clipboard service, which Lepton lacks.
+    diagnosis: An SDL app (SDL2 / LÖVE) crashed at start because Lepton's Android has no clipboard service.
    suggest: [frame.sdl_clipboard]
  - id: controller-profile-rejected
    pattern: 'PATH_UNSUPPORTED.*xrSuggestInteractionProfileBindings|xrSuggestInteractionProfileBindings.*(-48|PATH_UNSUPPORTED)'
    severity: info
-    diagnosis: 'Usually harmless: the runtime rejected bindings for controllers it doesn''t know (Meta''s Touch Plus/Pro). OVRPlugin games suggest plain Touch too; a game that suggests only these gets them again as Touch (profile_remap, on by default; log "controller profile ... -> oculus/touch_controller").'
+    diagnosis: The runtime rejected controller bindings for a profile it doesn't know (Meta's Touch Plus/Pro). Usually
+      harmless (Meta's OVRPlugin suggests plain Touch too); a game that suggests only these gets them again as Touch
+      (profile_remap, on by default; log "controller profile ... -> oculus/touch_controller").
    suggest: []
  - id: input-call-failed
    pattern: 'input_diag: unsupported: (xrStringToPath|xrCreateAction|xrAttachSessionActionSets|xrSyncActions) ->'
    severity: warning
-    diagnosis: 'Some controls may not work: the runtime refused one of the game''s controller-input calls. input_diag logged it; the line names the call, the result and the argument.'
+    diagnosis: The runtime refused one of the game's controller-input calls (logged by input_diag; the line names the
+      call, the result and the argument), so controls set up through it don't work.
    suggest: []
  - id: gl-shader-failed
    pattern: 'GLShim\s*: SHADER COMPILE FAILED|#extension directive is not allowed in the middle|could not implicitly convert operands'
    severity: error
-    diagnosis: The game's shaders don't compile on the Frame, so parts of the picture are missing. Shaders written for Quest drivers fail on Mesa's stricter GLSL.
+    diagnosis: Shaders written for Quest drivers fail on Mesa (GLSL strictness).
    suggest: [frame.gl_shim]
-  - id: gl-multiview-twin-failed
-    pattern: 'GLMV\s*: twin of program \d+(: stage| failed)'
-    severity: warning
-    diagnosis: The multiview interposer (frame.gl_multiview_fbo) couldn't build a single-view copy of one of the
-      game's shader programs (the line has the compiler's message); draws of that program into flat panels (HUD,
-      menus) still stay black. Please report it with the log; turning the patch off changes nothing else.
-    suggest: []
  - id: vrapi-unsupported-layer
    pattern: 'OVRPortVrApi.*Unsupported VrApi layer type (\d+)'
    severity: error
-    diagnosis: The screen stays black because the game submits a layer the VrApi bridge can't show. Whole frames with that VrApi layer type are dropped.
+    diagnosis: The game submits a VrApi layer type the bridge can't show; whole frames are dropped (black screen).
    suggest: []
  - id: graphics-requirements-missing
    pattern: '(XR_ERROR_GRAPHICS_REQUIREMENTS_CALL_MISSING|Failed to create XR session: -50\b|xrCreateSession[^\n]*-50\b)'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game can't start VR on the Frame; rebuild it with the current FramePort. It creates its OpenXR session without asking for the graphics requirements first, which Meta's runtime allows and the Frame's doesn't (for example Lambda1VR); current FrameBridge builds ask on the game's behalf and retry.
+    diagnosis: The game creates its OpenXR session without asking for the graphics requirements first; Meta's runtime
+      allows that, the Frame's doesn't (e.g. Lambda1VR). Current FrameBridge builds ask on the game's behalf and retry -
+      rebuild the game.
    suggest: [frame.adapter]
    supersedes: [native-crash]
  - id: avatar-driver-missing
    pattern: 'OVRAvatar-Loader: DisplayErrorAndExit'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: Meta's avatar library stopped the game because it needs Meta's Horizon app. A do-nothing stand-in lets the game run without Meta avatars (for example BlazeRush).
+    diagnosis: Meta's avatar library can't find its driver (it needs Meta's Horizon app) and stops the game (e.g.
+      BlazeRush). Replace it with a do-nothing library; the game runs without Meta avatars.
    suggest: [frame.avatar_stub]
    supersedes: [native-crash, java-crash]
  - id: vrapi-symbol-missing
    pattern: 'cannot locate symbol "vrapi_\w+"'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game needs a VrApi function the VrApi bridge doesn't have. Rebuild with the current FramePort; if it persists, report the function name (for example BlazeRush before the bridge gained vrapi_PollEvent).
+    diagnosis: The game needs a VrApi function its libvrapi.so doesn't have (e.g. BlazeRush before the bridge gained
+      vrapi_PollEvent). Rebuild with the current FramePort; if it persists, report the function name.
    suggest: []
    supersedes: [native-crash, java-crash, dlopen-failed]
  - id: vrapi-before-init
    pattern: 'VrApiLoader: vrapi_\w+ was called before vrapi_Initialize'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: Meta's VrApi loader stopped the game. Its OVRPlugin runs on OpenXR but still calls a VrApi function without starting VrApi (for example Jurassic World Aftermath); the VrApi bridge can't stand in for this loader.
+    diagnosis: Meta's VrApi loader stopped the game. Its OVRPlugin runs on OpenXR but still calls a VrApi function
+      without starting VrApi (e.g. Jurassic World Aftermath); the VrApi bridge can't stand in for this loader.
    suggest: [frame.vrapi_stub]
    supersedes: [direct-vrapi, native-crash]
  - id: direct-vrapi
    pattern: '(?<!called before )vrapi_Initialize|VrApi.*not supported|libvrapi\.so.*(not found|failed)'
    severity: warning
-    diagnosis: The game uses Meta's VrApi directly and needs the VrApi bridge.
+    diagnosis: The engine talks to VrApi directly; it needs the VrApi bridge.
    suggest: [frame.vrapi_bridge]
  - id: passthrough-missing
    pattern: 'XR_FB_passthrough.*(not supported|UNSUPPORTED|missing)|XR_ERROR_EXTENSION_NOT_PRESENT.*passthrough'
    severity: error
-    diagnosis: The game needs Meta passthrough (the camera view), which the Frame lacks; the adapter emulates it.
+    diagnosis: The game needs Meta passthrough; the adapter emulates it.
    suggest: [adapter.passthrough_emul, patch_force_passthrough]
  - id: render-model-requested
    pattern: 'dropped unsupported extension XR_FB_render_model'
    severity: info
-    diagnosis: The game shows Quest controllers (or none) because the Frame doesn't provide controller models. It asks for them through XR_FB_render_model; the adapter can serve the Frame's own controller models instead.
+    diagnosis: The game asks the headset for its controller models (XR_FB_render_model), which the Frame lacks, so it
+      shows its own (Quest) controllers or none. The adapter can serve the Steam Frame controllers instead.
    suggest: [adapter.controller_models]
  - id: controller-models-missing
    pattern: 'FrameBridge: controller models not found'
    severity: warning
-    diagnosis: Frame controller models are on, but the converted models are missing from the game's files. The agent found no Frame controller render models in SteamVR at install time; see the install log, or run the agent's controller_models command.
+    diagnosis: Steam Frame controller models are on, but the converted models aren't in the game's files dir (the
+      agent found no Frame controller render models in SteamVR at install time; see the install log, or run the
+      agent's controller_models command).
    suggest: []
  - id: scene-missing
    # not OVRPlugin's routine "Unavailable OpenXR extension: XR_FB_scene" (printed by every OVRPlugin game)
    pattern: '(?<!Unavailable OpenXR extension: )XR_FB_scene|XR_FB_spatial_entity.*(not supported|UNSUPPORTED)|xrQuerySpacesFB'
    severity: warning
-    diagnosis: The game wants Meta's room data (scene API), which the Frame lacks. The adapter can emulate a room from the guardian bounds.
+    diagnosis: The game uses the Meta scene (room) API; enable the adapter's guardian-based room emulation.
    suggest: [adapter.scene_emul]
  - id: time-conversion
    pattern: 'xrConvert(Timespec)?Time(ToTimespec)?Time(KHR)?.*(-12|FUNCTION_UNSUPPORTED)'
    severity: warning
-    diagnosis: The Frame's runtime lacks timespec time conversion; the current adapter build emulates it.
+    diagnosis: Runtime lacks timespec time conversion (emulated by the current adapter build).
    suggest: [frame.adapter]
  - id: unreal-vulkan-driver-crash
    pattern: '#00 pc [^\n]*/vulkan\.freedreno\.so[\s\S]{0,3000}?lib(Unreal|UE4)\.so'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: 'The Frame''s Vulkan driver crashed on a call from Unreal. Unreal 5 passes things Quest''s driver ignores: a depth resolve in a subpass without a depth attachment (handled by the Vulkan shim), and image barriers and views for a missing image when it expects fragment density maps (foveation) from the headset (for example Metro Awakening).'
+    diagnosis: The Frame's Vulkan driver crashed on a call from Unreal. Unreal 5 passes things Quest's driver ignores - a depth resolve in a subpass without a depth attachment (fixed by the Vulkan shim), image barriers and image views for a missing image when it expects fragment density maps (foveation) from the headset (e.g. Metro Awakening).
    suggest: [frame.vk_sanitize, adapter.vk_spec_fixes, adapter.vk_hide_fdm]
    supersedes: [native-crash]
  - id: unreal-fdm-missing
    pattern: 'vk shim: left out \d+ image barrier\(s\) without an image \(first: layout \d+ -> 1000218000'
    unless: 'vk shim: fragment density map extensions hidden'
    severity: warning
-    diagnosis: 'The game will likely crash a few seconds in: Unreal expects foveation data the Frame doesn''t provide. Its image views for the missing fragment density maps crash the Frame''s driver (for example Metro Awakening).'
+    diagnosis: Unreal expects fragment density maps (foveation) from the headset, which the Frame doesn't provide; its image views for them crash the Frame's driver a few seconds later (e.g. Metro Awakening).
    suggest: [adapter.vk_hide_fdm]
  - id: fossilize-renderpass
    pattern: '#0\d pc [^\n]*libVkLayer_fossilize\.so[\s\S]{0,4000}?FVulkanRenderPass::FVulkanRenderPass'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: A Vulkan layer in Lepton (Fossilize) crashed while the game set up its graphics. The engine leaves an attachment reference's pNext uninitialized, and Fossilize follows it while recording a render pass.
+    diagnosis: Lepton's Fossilize layer crashed while recording a render pass (the engine leaves an attachment reference's pNext uninitialized).
    suggest: [frame.vk_sanitize]
    supersedes: [native-crash]
  - id: equirect-layers-dropped
    pattern: 'new layer: type=100009100\d [^\n]*usable=0|new layer: type=1000018000 [^\n]*usable=0'
    severity: warning
-    diagnosis: The game's 360° pictures (for example a video player's theater or 360° videos) are missing because the Frame's runtime can't show equirect layers. GLES games can get them back through the adapter.
+    diagnosis: The game shows 360° (equirect) layers, e.g. a video player's theatre or 360° videos, which the Frame's
+      runtime can't composite, so they are missing. GLES games can get them back as panels around the player.
    suggest: [adapter.equirect_emul]
  - id: equirect-emul-disabled
    pattern: 'equirect_emul: (disabled|drawing failed|not a GLES session)'
    severity: warning
-    diagnosis: The 360° layer emulation switched itself off for this session, so 360° pictures are missing. No shared GLES context, or drawing failed; see the lines before it in the log.
+    diagnosis: The 360° layer emulation switched itself off for this session (no shared GLES context, or drawing
+      failed); the 360° layers are dropped as without it. See the lines before it in the log.
    suggest: []
  - id: swapchain-size-abort
    pattern: '#01 pc [^\n]*libopenxr_loader\.so \(xrCreateSwapchain\+|Wrong createInfo size'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game crashed creating a very large image (over 4096 px, for example in video players). OVRPort's OpenXR dispatcher aborts on such swapchains.
+    diagnosis: overport's OpenXR dispatcher aborted on a swapchain larger than 4096 px (video players, big textures).
    suggest: [frame.swapchain_limit]
    supersedes: [native-crash]
  - id: ovr-microphone-crash
    pattern: 'ovr_Microphone_GetOutputBufferMaxSize\+'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game crashed while setting up the microphone (for example Unreal's Oculus voice chat a few seconds after the logo). It asks OVRPort's Meta platform library for the microphone buffer size before starting the microphone, and the library reads the not-yet-opened audio stream (SIGSEGV in libaaudio.so).
+    diagnosis: The game asked OVRPort's Meta platform library for the microphone buffer size before starting the
+      microphone, and the library read the not-yet-opened audio stream (SIGSEGV in libaaudio.so, e.g. Unreal's Oculus
+      voice chat a few seconds after the logo).
    suggest: [frame.ovr_microphone]
    supersedes: [native-crash]
-  - id: slz-vulkan-hook-crash
-    pattern: 'SLZ Graphics plugin loading![\s\S]{0,20000}?E CRASH   : .*pc  0000000000000000'
-    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game's own graphics plugin crashes or hangs it before the first frame (for example BONELAB 1.2974). Stress Level Zero's plugin (libSLZQuestNative.so) hooks Unity's Vulkan start-up and calls an invalid function there on the Frame.
-    suggest: [frame.slz_vulkan_hooks]
-    supersedes: [java-crash, native-crash]
-  - id: vivox-api31
-    pattern: 'NoSuchMethodError: No virtual method \w*CommunicationDevice\w*\(.*Landroid/media/AudioManager'
-    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game's Vivox voice-chat SDK calls Android 12 audio-routing methods (AudioManager communication devices) without checking the Android version; Lepton runs Android 11, so the app crashes (for example Green Hell VR). The patch makes Vivox's audio-route check return early (voice chat keeps the default route).
-    suggest: [frame.vivox_audio_route]
-    supersedes: [java-crash]
  - id: native-crash
    pattern: 'Fatal signal (\d+) \(SIG[A-Z]+\)'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game crashed. The backtrace (#00 pc ...) names the library.
+    diagnosis: Native crash. See the backtrace (#00 pc ...) for the library.
    suggest: []
  - id: java-crash
    pattern: 'FATAL EXCEPTION'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game's Java code crashed. See "Caused by" in the log.
+    diagnosis: Java crash. See "Caused by".
    suggest: []
  - id: dlopen-failed
    pattern: 'dlopen failed: (.*)'
    severity: info
-    diagnosis: 'Usually harmless: a native library failed to load. Often an optional probe (libOVRMrcLib, libovraudio32, …); it only matters when a crash or UnsatisfiedLinkError follows.'
+    diagnosis: A native library failed to load. Usually an optional probe (libOVRMrcLib, libovraudio32, …); it only
+      matters when a crash or UnsatisfiedLinkError abort follows.
    suggest: []
  - id: keyring-quota
    pattern: 'create keyring .*Disk quota exceeded'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: 'Games can''t start until the Frame restarts: it ran out of kernel keys. Rootless podman leaks one session keyring per container start; the FramePort agent sets keyring=false in ~/.config/containers/containers.conf, and a reboot frees the leaked keys.'
+    diagnosis: The Frame ran out of kernel keys (rootless podman leaks one session keyring per container start). The
+      FramePort agent sets keyring=false in ~/.config/containers/containers.conf; reboot the Frame to free the leaked keys.
    suggest: []
  - id: container-not-started
    pattern: "is not a running context|OCI runtime error"
-    unless: 'Boot complete!'  # Lepton 3.x prints the error while its container is still starting, then boots fine
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game's Android container (Lepton) failed to start. See the error above it in launch.log.
-    suggest: []
-  - id: unity-data-missing
-    pattern: 'Unable to open archive file|is corrupted! Remove it and launch unity again|Failed to read data for the AssetBundle'
-    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game can't read its own data files (OBB/data folder) - they are incomplete or from another version of the game than the APK. Copy the whole data folder again from the same install as the APK, add the game again and reinstall.
+    diagnosis: The Lepton container failed to start (see the error above it in launch.log).
    suggest: []
  - id: permission-denied-save
    pattern: 'Permission denied.*(Android/data|/sdcard)|EACCES.*Android/data'
    severity: warning
-    diagnosis: The game can't write some of its folders, so saves may break. The FramePort launcher repairs permissions every 2 s.
+    diagnosis: The game created folders it can't write (saves break). The FramePort launcher repairs permissions every 2 s.
    suggest: []
  # ---- PC VR (Oculus Rift games under Revive; on the Frame under Proton). kind: pcvr = only for those logs
  - id: proton-missing-runtime
    kind: pcvr
    pattern: 'needs Steam app \d+ \(runtime\)|_v2-entry-point: (No such file|not found)'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: Proton can't start because the Steam Linux Runtime it needs isn't installed on the Frame.
+    diagnosis: The Steam Linux Runtime that Proton needs isn't installed on the Frame.
    suggest: []
  - id: revive-inject-failed
    kind: pcvr
    pattern: 'Failed to create process'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: 'Revive couldn''t start the game: wrong exe path, or a 32-bit/64-bit mismatch.'
+    diagnosis: Revive's injector could not start the game (wrong exe path, or a 32-bit/64-bit mismatch).
    suggest: []
  - id: oculus-hmd-event
    kind: pcvr
    pattern: 'FramePort oculushmd: could not (create the OculusHMDConnected event|start the command)'
    severity: error
-    diagnosis: The game runs as a flat window because FramePort's Oculus detection helper failed. It couldn't provide the OculusHMDConnected event (or couldn't start the game), so Unreal's Oculus plugin skips VR silently.
+    diagnosis: FramePort's Oculus detection helper couldn't provide the OculusHMDConnected event (or couldn't start the game). Unreal's Oculus plugin then skips VR silently and the game runs as a flat window.
    suggest: [pcvr.oculus_unreal, pcvr.proton_log]
  - id: openxr-no-runtime
    kind: pcvr
    # (not the loader's 'xrCreateInstance failed': Proton's own OpenXR probe fails once and retries on the Frame)
    pattern: 'XR_ERROR_RUNTIME_(UNAVAILABLE|FAILURE)|No OpenXR runtime|OpenXR runtime (is )?not (found|available)|failed to (create|initialize) (the )?OpenXR'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: No VR runtime reached the game. On a PC, start SteamVR (or set it as the OpenXR runtime); on the Frame, Proton couldn't bridge to the Frame's runtime.
+    diagnosis: No OpenXR runtime reached the game. On a PC start SteamVR (or set it as the OpenXR runtime); on the Frame Proton couldn't bridge to the Frame runtime.
    suggest: []
  - id: openxr-missing-ext
    kind: pcvr
    pattern: 'XR_ERROR_EXTENSION_NOT_PRESENT|XR_KHR_D3D11_enable.*(not|unsupported)'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The VR runtime lacks a feature Revive needs (XR_KHR_D3D11_enable or win32 time conversion).
+    diagnosis: The OpenXR runtime lacks an extension Revive requires (XR_KHR_D3D11_enable / win32 time conversion).
    suggest: [pcvr.xr_timefix, pcvr.revive_openvr]
  - id: openxr-api-version
    kind: pcvr
    pattern: 'LoaderInstance::CreateInstance chained CreateInstance call failed|XR_ERROR_API_VERSION_UNSUPPORTED|Unable to load LibOVRRT DLL'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game got no VR, so it runs as a flat window or Revive fails. Proton asks for OpenXR 1.1 but the Frame's SteamVR runtime only accepts 1.0 apps (Revive then reports "Unable to load LibOVRRT DLL").
+    diagnosis: Proton's VR setup couldn't create an OpenXR instance (the Frame's SteamVR runtime only accepts OpenXR 1.0 apps; Proton asks for 1.1), so the game got no VR — a flat window, or Revive fails with "Unable to load LibOVRRT DLL".
    suggest: [pcvr.xr_timefix]
  - id: openxr-time-conversion
    kind: pcvr
    pattern: 'xrConvert(TimespecTimeToTime|TimeToTimespecTime)KHR failed|XR_KHR_convert_timespec_time not available'
    severity: error
-    diagnosis: The VR runtime refused a time conversion that Proton needs for Windows games' performance-counter times.
+    diagnosis: The OpenXR runtime refused time conversion, which Proton needs for Windows games' performance-counter times.
    suggest: [pcvr.xr_timefix]
  - id: delayload-missing
    kind: pcvr
    pattern: '[Ee]xception:? 0xc06d007e|code=c06d007e'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: A DLL the game needs is missing, so it closes at once. For Oculus Store games this is usually LibOVRPlatform64_1.dll, the Oculus Platform SDK that the Oculus app installs for the license check; FramePort doesn't replace it, so such games need the Oculus app (PC mode).
+    diagnosis: A DLL the game loads on demand is missing (Windows delay-load error). For Oculus Store games this is usually LibOVRPlatform64_1.dll, the Oculus Platform SDK that the Oculus app installs for the licence check; FramePort doesn't replace it, so such games need the Oculus app (PC mode).
    suggest: []
    supersedes: [unreal-crash, wine-crash]  # the crash is this missing DLL; don't send the user after other fixes
  - id: oculus-entitlement
    kind: pcvr
    pattern: '(?i)entitlement (check )?fail|ovr_PlatformInitialize.*(fail|error)|ovrPlatformInitialize_(NotEntitled|Uninitialized|PreLoaded|FileInvalid|SignatureInvalid|UnableToVerify)'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game's Oculus license check failed. It needs the Oculus app running with a license you own (PC mode only).
+    diagnosis: The Oculus Platform SDK entitlement check failed. The game needs the Oculus app running with a license you own (PC mode only).
    suggest: []
  - id: vcruntime-missing
    kind: pcvr
@@ -391,56 +313,39 @@ signatures:
    kind: pcvr
    pattern: 'DXVK: .*(DEVICE_LOST|Device lost)|VK_ERROR_DEVICE_LOST'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The GPU stopped responding while running the game (D3D through DXVK on freedreno).
+    diagnosis: The GPU driver lost the device while running the game (D3D through DXVK on freedreno).
    suggest: [pcvr.proton_log]
  - id: unreal-crash
    kind: pcvr
    pattern: 'CrashReportClient|UE4CC-Windows|UECC-Windows|Fatal error!|Unhandled Exception: EXCEPTION'
    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game crashed (Unreal's crash reporter started). Common causes are that no VR runtime reached the game (Revive off) or a GPU or driver problem under Proton; see the game log and crash summary in the log.
+    diagnosis: The game crashed (Unreal's crash reporter started). See the game log and crash summary in the log. Common causes are that no VR runtime reached the game (Revive off) or a GPU or driver problem under Proton.
    suggest: [pcvr.revive, pcvr.proton_log, pcvr.no_crash_reporter]
-  - id: unity-vr-init
-    kind: pcvr
-    pattern: '(?i)OpenVR failed initialization|VRInitError_(?!None\b)\w+|Initialization of device \w+ failed|Failed to (load|initialize|start) (VR|XR|OpenVR|Oculus)\b'
-    severity: error
-    diagnosis: The game's Unity log shows that a VR device failed to start. Unity games built for both the Oculus and the SteamVR (OpenVR) runtime choose one with an argument; without it they may try Oculus, which the Frame doesn't have, and run without VR or quit. Start the game with -vrmode OpenVR (Game arguments).
-    suggest: [pcvr.launch_args]
-  - id: unity-crash
-    kind: pcvr
-    pattern: 'Crash!!!|caused an Access Violation|caused an Unhandled Exception'
-    severity: fatal
-    diagnosis: The game crashed (Unity's crash handler wrote a report; the Unity log in the launch log shows the stack). Common causes are that no VR runtime reached the game or a GPU or driver problem under Proton.
-    suggest: [pcvr.proton_log]
-    supersedes: [wine-crash]
  - id: wine-crash
    kind: pcvr
    pattern: 'Unhandled exception: page fault|wine: Unhandled|Backtrace:'
    severity: error
-    diagnosis: The game crashed under Wine/Proton. Turn on the Proton debug log and check steam-<appid>.log.
+    diagnosis: The game crashed under Wine/Proton (set the Proton debug log and check steam-<appid>.log).
    suggest: [pcvr.proton_log]

  - id: save-folder-permission
    pattern: "(We don't have write permission to|UnauthorizedAccessException: Access to the path \"/(sdcard|storage/emulated/0)/Android/data/)"
    severity: error
-    diagnosis: The game can't write to a folder it created, so it may quit at start (for example SUPERHOT's cloud/data, mode 1700). FramePort's launcher (agent 41 or newer) gives such folders owner and group write permission before and during every launch; reinstall the game to get the new launcher. A folder the game creates and checks in the same moment on its very first start can't be repaired in time, so start the game again.
+    diagnosis: The game can't write to a folder it created in its storage (e.g. SUPERHOT's cloud/data, mode 1700, which
+      makes it quit at start). FramePort's launcher (agent 41 or newer) gives such folders owner and group write
+      permission before and during every launch; update the game on the Frame (reinstall) to get the new launcher.
    suggest: []
  - id: surface-swapchain-emulated
    pattern: 'surface_emul: emulated Android surface swapchain'
    severity: info
-    diagnosis: The game plays video on a panel through an Android Surface, which FrameBridge emulates. The Frame's runtime refuses XR_KHR_android_surface_swapchain; surface_emul copies each video frame into the panel.
+    diagnosis: The game plays a video on a panel through an Android Surface (XR_KHR_android_surface_swapchain), which the
+      Frame's runtime refuses; FrameBridge emulates it (surface_emul) and copies each video frame into the panel.
    suggest: []
  - id: surface-swapchain-failed
    pattern: 'surface_emul: (setup failed|upload failed|EGL context failed|Vulkan upload path unavailable)'
    severity: warning
-    diagnosis: A video panel stays empty, and a game waiting for its intro video may stay black (for example I Am Monkey's intro). FrameBridge couldn't emulate the Android video panel (XR_KHR_android_surface_swapchain).
-    suggest: []
-  - id: hw-video-decoder-busy
-    pattern: 'Iris \S+ unavailable; keeping Android|Iris \S+ initialization failed \(-1[26]\); using software'
-    severity: info
-    diagnosis: FramePort's hardware video decoder (frame.hw_video_decode) couldn't open a session, because other
-      decoder sessions held the hardware (Steam's own hardware video decoding, SteamVR's link while a game starts);
-      the video was decoded in software instead, which is slow for 4K/8K. Turn off hardware video decoding in Steam's
-      settings, restart Steam, then start the game again.
+    diagnosis: FrameBridge couldn't emulate an Android video panel (XR_KHR_android_surface_swapchain); the panel stays
+      empty, and a game waiting for its intro video may stay black (e.g. I Am Monkey's intro).
    suggest: []
 milestones:  # progress markers, in order; the furthest one reached is reported
  - {id: pcvr-launch, kind: pcvr, pattern: 'FramePort: launching|Launched injector with', label: Launcher started}
@@ -1,6 +1,20 @@
 # Architecture

-![FramePort's modules: the desktop app and the CLI drive pipeline.py (add, suggest, build, install, launch test), which uses sources/, analysis/, recommend/, build.py, targets/ and validate/; builds use patches/ and tools/; targets reach the agent on the Steam Frame through frame/ and install/ over SSH](images/architecture.svg)
+```
+            ┌──────── UI (Flet, ui/: app shell + views/) ─────┐   ┌── CLI (cli.py) ──┐
+            └───────────────────────┬─────────────────────────┘   └────────┬─────────┘
+                                    ▼                                      ▼
+                          pipeline.py  (add → suggest → build → install → test)
+      ┌──────────────┬──────────────┼───────────────┬───────────────┬──────────────┐
+  sources/      analysis/      recommend/        build.py        targets/       validate/
+  quest_dump    detect, elf    catalog, engine   overport →      base.Target    static, device,
+  rift_dump     stubgen, rift  (+ catalog/*.yaml) patches(apk) →  frame_lepton   triage (+triage.yaml)
+                                                  apk/sign        pc_revive
+                                    │                │                 │
+                              patches/ registry   tools/ toolchain   frame/ ssh, discovery, pairing
+                              overport, frame/*,  (JRE, overport,    install/installer ──► agent (on Frame)
+                              settings            apksigner)
+```

 ## Data flow for one game
 1. **Source** (`sources/quest_dump.py`): folder with an APK and optional `<package>/` or `obb/` data.
@@ -9,7 +23,7 @@
 3. **Recipe** (`recommend/engine.py`): every patch's `detect()` suggests itself with a reason; a catalog entry (exact
   known-good recipe) overrides heuristics. The UI shows toggles; the user confirms.
 4. **Build** (`build.py`): overport CLI (OVRPort; defaults + extras) → apk-stage patches in `order` on an
-   `ApkWorkspace` → apksigner (with the package's own keystore) → static validation. Optional alternate build (for example
+   `ApkWorkspace` → apksigner (with the package's own keystore) → static validation. Optional alternate build (e.g.
   without Unreal ForceQuit).
 5. **Install** (`install/installer.py` + `agent/frameport_agent.py`): `prepare` (paths, what's already there) → SFTP
   uploads with resume → `finalize` (move into place, settings.conf/framebridge.conf, device files, launch.sh,
@@ -19,13 +33,8 @@
   `triage.py` (milestones + signatures → suggested patches) → UI offers "apply suggestions and rebuild".

 ## Extending
- **New patch**: `patches/frame/<name>.py` with a `Patch` subclass (`detect`, `apply`, optional `validate`), plus a
+- **New fix**: `patches/frame/<name>.py` with a `Patch` subclass (`detect`, `apply`, optional `validate`), plus a
  signature in `catalog/triage.yaml` and a PLAYBOOK row. Stages: `overport` | `apk` | `install`.
- **Upstream fixed a bug we work around**: register an `UpstreamFix` (`patches/upstream.py`) in the workaround's
-  module: a probe that finds the fix in OVRPort's output (True / False / None = can't tell). Each build runs the probes
-  on the converted APK and leaves out the workarounds whose fix is there (log "not needed: …", `build.superseded`,
-  left out of settings.conf at install; game page and `frameport show` say so). The recipe keeps asking for the fix,
-  so builds made with an older runtime keep the workaround. `FRAMEPORT_KEEP_WORKAROUNDS=1` turns it off.
 - **New heuristic**: put it in the patch's `detect()` (and `applies()` for visibility), with the evidence in the
  reason text; check `scripts/eval_heuristics.py` still reproduces the catalog and add a test in
  `tests/test_heuristics.py`.
@@ -51,19 +60,21 @@ apart. "Build" = `pipeline.prepare_rift` (checks + Revive). Revive is a portable
  run `frameport parity` to see which games change.

 ## Self-update (`updates.py`, `ui/updater.py`, `cli.py update`)
-![Self-update in four steps: check() asks GitHub for the latest release, install_kind() tells a bundle from a source checkout or a wheel, prepare() downloads and verifies the release, apply() swaps it in and restarts](images/self-update.svg)
-
- `check()`: GitHub releases/latest, cached 6 h → `Update(version, notes = the release body incl. "What's new" from
-  the annotated tag, the asset for this OS, sums, wheel)`.
- `install_kind()`: **bundle** = the running exe sits in FramePort.exe's folder / FramePort.app / FramePort/FramePort;
-  **source** = a git checkout (`git pull --ff-only` + `uv sync`); **wheel** = uv tool / pipx / pip (reinstalls the
-  release's wheel).
- `prepare()` (bundle): `<data>/updates/<ver>/`: download → SHA256SUMS.txt check → extract to `staged/` (ditto on
-  macOS) → layout check → on Windows the same Authenticode signer as the running exe → `ready.json`.
- `apply()`: writes `<data>/updates/apply.{ps1,sh}` and starts it detached; FramePort quits. The script waits for the
-  pid. Windows: backs up the files it replaces (`updates/<ver>/previous`) and copies over the folder (the zip has no
-  folder of its own). macOS/Linux: `mv` target → `.old`, staged → target, rollback on failure, clears the quarantine.
-  Then it relaunches FramePort. Log: `<data>/logs/update.log`.
+```
+check()  GitHub releases/latest (cached 6 h, drafts/prereleases skipped, "skipped" version remembered)
+   │     → Update(version, notes = release body incl. "What's new" from the annotated tag, asset for this OS, sums, wheel)
+   ▼
+install_kind()  bundle (running exe inside FramePort.exe's folder / FramePort.app / FramePort/FramePort)
+   │            source (git checkout) → git pull --ff-only + uv sync     wheel (uv tool / pipx / pip) → reinstall wheel
+   ▼ bundle
+prepare()  <data>/updates/<ver>/: download → SHA256SUMS.txt check → extract to staged/ (ditto on macOS) → layout check
+   │       → Windows: same Authenticode signer as the running exe → ready.json
+   ▼
+apply()   writes <data>/updates/apply.{ps1,sh}, starts it detached; FramePort quits. The script waits for the pid,
+          Windows: backs up the files it replaces (updates/<ver>/previous) and copies over the folder (the zip has
+          no folder of its own); macOS/Linux: mv target → .old, staged → target, rollback on failure, clears the
+          quarantine; then relaunches. Log: <data>/logs/update.log.
+```
 GUI: background check 10 s after start + every 6 h → sidebar card + Library bar → dialog with notes → job
 `app-update` (waits for other jobs) → restart. "Install updates automatically": prepare in the background, apply in
 `main()` before the window opens. CLI: once-a-day hint from the cached result (a daemon thread refreshes it), `frameport
@@ -90,4 +101,4 @@ FramePort is a front end for other projects; most of the functionality comes fro
 | OculusDB, Steam store | Game descriptions, genres and artwork |

 FramePort's own parts: game detection and recipes, the Steam Frame OpenXR adapter (FrameBridge) and the other native
-patches in `native/`, the installer agent that runs on the Frame, and the desktop/command-line app.
+fixes in `native/`, the installer agent that runs on the Frame, and the desktop/command-line app.
@@ -1,21 +1,30 @@
 # Compatibility

-FramePort's catalog has a tested recipe (the patches and settings that work) for many games, each marked as working,
-working with issues or not running: see the [list of tested games](GAMES.md). Other games get suggested patches,
-each with its reason. Every patch can be switched on or off under **Customize** on the game's page.
+The built-in catalog has tested settings for games, each marked as working, working with known issues, or not
+running on the Frame: see the [list of tested games](GAMES.md) (recipes in [catalog/games](../catalog/games)).
+Other games get suggested patches from detection rules; each suggestion states its reason, and every patch can be
+switched on or off under **Customize**: described in plain words, with **Show technical details** for the exact
+effect of each patch.

-Got a game working? [Share its recipe](INSTALL.md#share-a-recipe-or-report-a-problem).
+Tried an untested game? Its page asks how it runs; **Share working config…** opens a prefilled GitHub issue so your
+recipe can join the built-in catalog for everyone.

 ![Patches](images/patches.png)

-| Kind of game | On the Steam Frame |
+| Kind of app | On the Steam Frame |
 |---|---|
-| Quest games | Converted to OpenXR (the VR standard the Frame uses) by OVRPort and patched; they run in Lepton, Valve's Android runtime |
-| Other Android VR apps using OpenXR (for example Pico builds) | Converted the same way; the other headset's own features and store services aren't available |
-| Android apps without VR | Installed unchanged and shown as a window in the headset |
-| PC VR games | On the Frame through Proton (experimental), or on your PC and streamed to the Frame: see [PC VR games](INSTALL.md#pc-vr-games) |
-| Can't run | 32-bit-only or x86-only Android apps, apps for Pico's or HTC's own VR system, Android XR apps, and games that check their license through the Oculus app |
+| Meta Quest games (APK) | Translated to OpenXR (OVRPort) and patched for the Frame; run in Valve's Android runtime (Lepton) |
+| Other Android VR apps using OpenXR (e.g. Pico builds) | Translated the same way; the other headset's own extensions and store services aren't available |
+| Ordinary Android apps and games (no VR) | Installed unchanged and shown as a flat window in the headset |
+| PC VR games (Windows; OpenXR, SteamVR or Oculus) | Run through Proton on the Frame (experimental), or on a Windows PC with SteamVR and streamed to the Frame; Oculus-only games use Revive |
+| Can't run | 32-bit-only or x86-only APKs, Pico/HTC Wave SDK apps, Android XR apps, and games that check an Oculus licence (they need the Oculus app on a PC) |

-Automatic launch tests show that a game starts; only the headset shows whether it looks right.
+Automated launch tests confirm that a game starts; visuals can only be checked in the headset.

 ![Steam Frame](images/frame.png)
+
+The **Files** tab manages files on the Frame: upload videos, documents, mods or saves from the computer (buttons or
+drag-and-drop), download, rename and delete (one entry or a selection), in the shared folders every game sees or in
+one game's own storage.
+
+![Files](images/files.png)
@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
-# Diagnostics and problem reports
+# Diagnostics bundles and shared recipes

 Two ways users feed results back, both without a GitHub token:

- **Share working recipe…** (game menu, `frameport share-recipe <pkg>`): saves the recipe as a user catalog entry and
+- **Share working config** (game menu, `frameport share-recipe <pkg>`): saves the recipe as a user catalog entry and
  opens a prefilled issue from `.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/working-config.yml`. A maintainer checks it and adds the label
  `catalog-accepted`. Then `.github/workflows/catalog-from-issue.yml` runs `scripts/catalog_from_issue.py`, which reads
  only the YAML block, validates it, and writes `catalog/games/<pkg>.yaml`, and the workflow opens a PR.
  - The PR step needs Settings → Actions → "Allow GitHub Actions to create and approve pull requests".
  - Create the labels `working-config`, `catalog-accepted` and `bug` once.
- **Report a problem…** / **Collect logs** (game menu, Settings, the failure pop-up, `frameport diag report|collect`): writes
+- **Report a problem / Collect logs** (game menu, Settings, the failure pop-up, `frameport diag report|collect`): writes
  a redacted zip and opens a prefilled `bug-report.yml` issue.
  - GitHub has no API for issue attachments, so the user drags the zip in (25 MB max; the bundle stays under 24 MB).
  - Prefilled links are capped at about 7.5k characters. Free text is trimmed first; the recipe is never cut.
@@ -38,21 +38,8 @@ games/<pkg>/package/         stand-in for the game files (no content):
 games/<pkg>/target/          from the Frame (or the PC): launch.sh, settings.conf, deployment.json, launch.log,
                             launch-test.log (PC VR), lepton-steamlaunch-<appid>.log, logcat-{main,crash,system,...}.log,
                             ReviveInjector.txt / steam-<appid>.log / game-log-N.txt (PC VR), files.json (+ missing)
-                             (game-log-N.txt: Unreal Saved/Logs + crash summaries, Unity Player.log / Player-prev.log /
-                             output_log.txt + crash error.log from the Proton prefix, agent v67)
-games/<pkg>/target/shaders/  shader dumps (agent v72), when the game wrote any:
-    fp_vk_shaders/           adapter vk_shader_dump=1 (Vulkan shim): <size>_<sha256>.spv + index.txt
-    fp_spirv/                adapter zink_shader_dump=1 (OpenGL ES, shader-fix layer under Zink): <size>_<sha256>.spv
 ```
-Each log keeps at most its last 4 MB (2 MB per file from the Frame). Shader dumps, SPIR-V unchanged (compiled game
-shaders, not redacted): Vulkan (agent v74) every module the game's newest run (the last `# start` in `index.txt`)
-created, last used first, each up to 4 MB and up to 30 MB in all, with that run's index lines, so a module created
-well before a GPU hang comes along too (if the zip would pass 24 MB, the least recently used ones are left out
-after the logs were cut); OpenGL ES (no index): the newest modules (by time written) up to 4 MB.
-`index.txt` (Vulkan) lists every vkCreateShaderModule as
-`<seq> <ms since the first module> <unix ms> <size>_<sha256>.spv new|known|again|failed`; match the unix time with
-the kernel's `hangcheck detected gpu lockup` line (this-boot-kernel.txt). All modules stay in the game's storage on
-the Frame (`Android/data/<pkg>/files/fp_vk_shaders/`, Files tab → the game's storage).
+Each log keeps at most its last 4 MB (2 MB per file from the Frame).

 ## Redaction
 `diag/redact.py` runs on every file and on the issue text.
@@ -60,14 +47,14 @@ the Frame (`Android/data/<pkg>/files/fp_vk_shaders/`, Files tab → the game's s
  saved Frame addresses → `<host>`, Steam account ids from the Frame's `info` and the PC's Steam → `<steam-id>`, the
  folders holding the user's game dumps → `<source>`.
 - **Patterns:** IPv4 addresses (first octet ≥ 10, so version numbers survive), IPv6, MAC, SteamID64, `userdata/<id>`,
-  email addresses (file names like `x@123.txt` excluded), and any `/home/<u>`, `/Users/<u>`, `C:\Users\<u>` or
+  e-mail addresses (file names like `x@123.txt` excluded), and any `/home/<u>`, `/Users/<u>`, `C:\Users\<u>` or
  `/mnt/c/Users/<u>`.
 - **Kept:** generic accounts that identify no one: `steamos`, `steamuser` (Proton), `root`, `deck`.

 ## Debugging from a bundle (no game, no Frame, no GUI)
 1. `frameport diag inspect <zip>` (`--json` for everything). It prints the versions and warnings, the last launch
   test, and a fresh triage of the newest launch log with the current `catalog/triage.yaml`.
-2. Match the findings and log lines against `docs/PLAYBOOK.md` (symptom → cause → fix) and `docs/FRAME_RUNTIME.md`.
+2. Match the findings and log lines against `docs/PLAYBOOK.md` (symptom → fix) and `docs/FRAME_RUNTIME.md`.
 3. Check the analysis in `entry.json` (engine, XR API, `extra`: missing ovr symbols, features, Unreal version) and
   `package/elf.json` against the heuristics in CLAUDE.md. Compare `recipe.yaml` with catalog games that use the same
   engine and API.
@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
 # FAQ

-## How should I lay out a game that has OBB files?
+## How should I lay out a game that has OBB files (an APK plus a data folder)?

-Some Quest games come as an APK (the app file) plus `.obb` files (the game's data). Give every game its own folder,
-put the APK in it and put the data in a folder named after the game's **package name** (for example `com.Armature.VR4`):
+Give every game its own folder, put the APK in it, and put the game's data next to the APK in a folder named
+after the game's **package name** (the name the `.obb` files contain, e.g. `com.Armature.VR4`):

-```tree
+```
 Games/                                  ← scan this folder (Add games → Scan a folder)
 ├── Resident Evil 4/                    ← one folder per game (any name)
 │   ├── VR4.apk                         ← the APK (any file name)
@@ -16,12 +16,16 @@ Games/                                  ← scan this folder (Add games → Scan
    └── com.beatgames.beatsaber.apk     ← games without OBBs: just the APK
 ```

- **Data folder name:** the package name (`com.Armature.VR4` above) or `obb`.
- **Everything in that folder is copied** to the Steam Frame, subfolders included, so other data files work too.
- **One game per folder.** Several APKs in one folder count as one game.
+- **Data folder name:** the package name (`com.Armature.VR4` above), or `obb`. FramePort uses the first of the two
+  that exists and isn't empty.
+- **Everything in that folder is copied** to the game's `Android/obb/<package>/` on the Frame, subfolders included.
+  So games that ship raw data files instead of `.obb` files work the same way.
+- **One game per folder.** Several APKs in one folder count as one game; FramePort uses the first and keeps the others
+  as alternates.
 - **Scanning:** pick the folder that contains the game folders (`Games/` above) to add them all, or one game's folder
  to add just that game. FramePort looks up to 5 levels deep.
- **A single game:** **Add games → Add an APK…** also finds the data folder next to the APK.
+- **A single game:** Add games → Add an APK file… works with a lone APK too. Its data is found when the data folder sits next
+  to the APK, named as above.

-Not sure of the package name? It's in the OBB file names (`main.<version>.<package name>.obb`), and the game's page
-shows it under **Details**.
+Not sure of the package name? Look at the OBB file names: `main.<version>.<package name>.obb`. Or add the APK
+first: the game's page shows the package name under **Details**.
@@ -1,20 +1,5 @@
 # Steam Frame runtime reference (SteamOS 0.3.0, build 20260922)

-## Setup from the project page (checked 2026-10-10, dev Frame, SteamOS build 20260922)
-
- Factory Frames have no browser; Steam's taskbar **+** offers Chromium as a Flatpak (`org.chromium.Chromium`,
-  flathub is configured as a system remote). It is the default handler for https links once installed.
- Desktop Mode has `curl`, `wget`, `python3` 3.12, `konsole`, `kdialog`, `xdg-open`, `avahi-browse`, `systemd-run`;
-  no `wl-copy`/`xclip`.
- avahi-daemon runs, but `avahi-browse` from an SSH session fails ("Daemon not running": no system D-Bus access
-  there). A stdlib-Python mDNS query works when it listens on port 5353 in the 224.0.0.251 group (like avahi):
-  replies to a random source port are dropped by the Frame's firewall. `bootstrap/setup.sh` does exactly that.
- The Frame reaches the PC's port 8765 over the home Wi-Fi without any firewall change on the PC side here (WSL in
-  mirrored mode with the earlier FramePort rule state). The PC is also visible through the Frame's hotspot
-  (`wlanap`, 10.35.78.x): the script lists one PC once, by name and words.
- Dolphin's "executable scripts" setting is the default (ask); `.sh` files open with a `bash.desktop` handler that
-  runs them in a terminal. Not used by the setup (a pasted line is simpler and needs no download prompt).
-
 ## Lepton (Android container)
 - Steam app **3029110 "Lepton"** (runtime) and **3056000 "Lepton Development"** (needs Developer Mode). The binary
  is `<Steam library>/steamapps/common/Lepton/lepton`; FramePort finds it via the appmanifests.
@@ -43,23 +28,6 @@
  work on Android 11: `policy_control` is gone, `cmd statusbar send-disable-flag home recents` has no `back` and
  moves the back button onto the app's controls, the `sysui_nav_bar` layout and disabling SystemUI had no effect.

-## Where FramePort keeps games (internal storage, microSD)
- Every game has an **anchor** on internal storage: `~/Applications/quest-frame/<pkg>/` with `launch.sh`,
-  `deployment.json`, `artwork/` and `plays.log`. Steam's shortcut points at the anchor's `launch.sh`, so it never
-  changes when the files move.
- The game's files (`lepton-app/`, `lepton-data/` = saves, `lepton-shaders/`, `settings.conf`, `launch.log`; PC VR:
-  `game/`, `revive/`, `compatdata/` = Proton prefix; Linux: `app/`) live in `deployment.json["base"]`: the anchor
-  itself on internal storage, or `<mount>/FramePort/<pkg>` on another drive (GitHub #90, agent v63).
- SteamOS mounts removable drives (microSD) under `/run/media/<user>/<label or uuid>`; the agent's `drives` reads
-  `/proc/mounts` (plus the drives of Steam library folders) and refuses vfat/exfat/ntfs (Lepton's data and Proton
-  prefixes need Unix owners, permissions and symlinks) and read-only mounts. A drive that isn't mounted is an error for
-  new installs (never a silent fallback to internal storage); `list_installed` marks games on it `drive_missing` and
-  their launchers stop with "storage not mounted?".
- `move` copies with `cp -a` inside `podman unshare` (files Lepton's containers own belong to subordinate user ids),
-  compares file count + bytes, retargets absolute symlinks into the old folder (the LibOVRRT → Revive redirect), points
-  `launch.sh` at the new folder and only then deletes the old copy; on the same filesystem it renames instead.
-  Moving a game whose Lepton data holds absolute paths, or a PC VR prefix, is not yet verified on the device.
-
 ## OpenXR runtime (as seen by games through overport's loader)
 - Instance extensions present include KHR_android_create_instance (must be enabled; the adapter adds it),
  KHR_vulkan_enable(2), KHR_opengl_es_enable, KHR_composition_layer_depth, FB_display_refresh_rate, EXT_hand_tracking
@@ -79,7 +47,7 @@
  submission order (seen 2026-10-01: quads placed before 4XVR's projection layer covered it).
 - Swapchain formats: GLES `GL_SRGB8_ALPHA8` (35907) / `GL_SRGB8` (35905) only, samples = 1. Vulkan: 43 (R8G8B8A8_SRGB)
  and 50, not 37/44 (UNORM).
- Environment blend: ALPHA_BLEND available (grayscale passthrough cameras).
+- Environment blend: ALPHA_BLEND available (greyscale passthrough cameras).
 - Reference spaces: STAGE bounds are reported as 1×1 m.
 - Display 72 Hz by default in tests. Head pose is only tracked while the headset is worn; otherwise flags 0x3 and
  the session stays below FOCUSED.
@@ -91,13 +59,6 @@
  `device.foveation`: `fixed` = `FDM_DEBUG=disable_offsets`, `off` = `VK_INSTANCE_LAYERS=""`. Lepton passes `FDM`,
  `FDM_DEBUG`, `FOVE_LEVEL` and `FDM_SWAPCHAIN_SIZE` through to the container (liblepton/mounting.sh PASSTHROUGH_VARS);
  the layers are chosen on the host, so setting them inside the game does nothing.
- How Lepton loads them: `liblepton/vulkan_layers.sh` mounts the chosen layers (only those in the OS image's
-  `/usr/share/guestos/android/vendor/vulkan_layers`) into the app's lib dir and writes their names to Android's
-  `settings global gpu_debug_layers` for `gpu_debug_app` = the game; Android's loader reads that list from GraphicsEnv
-  at each vkCreateInstance and searches the app's lib dir (`/data/app/…/lib/arm64`). A layer bundled in the APK is
-  found there too; FramePort's shader-fix layer (`frame.zink_shader_fix`) adds its own name to GraphicsEnv's list from
-  inside the process (`android::GraphicsEnv::setDebugLayers`, exported by the guest's libgraphicsenv.so, Lepton 3.0.5).
-  That is the only way to reach the Vulkan side of OpenGL ES games (Zink creates the instance inside Mesa).
 - GL ES: Zink (Mesa GL on Vulkan). Strict GLSL (see PLAYBOOK) and occasional `DEVICE LOST` with MSAA render-to-texture.

 ## Proton / Windows games (surveyed 2026-09-29; running a Rift game under it not yet verified)
@@ -108,17 +69,6 @@
  SteamLinuxRuntime_4). None are installed by default.
 - `steam -ifrunning steam://install/<appid>` only opens a confirmation dialog in the headset. The agent's unattended
  mode writes an appmanifest stub (StateFlags 1026, installdir from appinfo) and restarts Steam, which then downloads it.
- **x86_64 Linux apps (agent v61; verified on the device 2026-10-07: an x86_64 glibc test program installed + launch test RUNNING, "machine=x86_64 glibc=2.41"):**
-  FEX is Steam app 3127680 (`fex`, installs as `common/FEX-Emu`, ~6 MB, 21 s via the appmanifest-stub path:
-  `install_proton` / `proton_status` with `kind: linux_x86`). Its toolmanifest commandline is
-  `/fex-compat-tool %verb% --`, **no** require_tool_appid: it does not use the Steam Linux Runtime. fex-compat-tool
-  (Python) runs `<FEX-Emu>/usr/bin/FEX` with RootFS `/usr/share/guestos/fex-mesa` (part of the SteamOS image: an
-  x86 Arch-style root with glibc 2.41, Mesa, graphics_provider.json for x86_64 + i386), emulates x86_64 and i386
-  (emulator.json), honors `STEAM_FEX_TSOENABLED`, `STEAM_FEX_MULTIBLOCK`, `STEAM_COMPAT_FEX_CONFIG`, sets
-  `tu_override_uncached_as_cache_coherent=true` and logs to `/tmp/fex-compat-tool-<pid>.log`. It **exits 1 ("No compat
-  data path?") without `STEAM_COMPAT_DATA_PATH`** (keeps Config.json/AppConfig/Server/Telemetry in `<it>/fex-emu/`):
-  the Linux launcher exports `<base>/compatdata`. Version seen: FEX-2607-76-g37265b1. ldd can't read x86 programs,
-  so the missing-library check is skipped for them; an x86_64 AppImage is extracted through the same chain.
 - The command Steam runs is built from each tool's `toolmanifest.vdf` (`commandline`, `require_tool_appid`):
  `<SLR4-arm64>/_v2-entry-point --verb=waitforexitandrun -- <Proton>/proton waitforexitandrun <exe>`.
 - Proton sets up VR (vrclient/wineopenxr registry) only when `SteamGameId` is set (steam_helper `setup_vr_registry`).
@@ -142,7 +92,7 @@
  create as 1.0; enabled by `XR_ENABLE_API_LAYERS` from launch.sh. Proton's Steam Linux Runtime container drops
  `XR_API_LAYER_PATH` (it keeps `XR_ENABLE_API_LAYERS`), so the agent registers the layer as an explicit layer in
  `~/.local/share/openxr/1/api_layers/explicit.d/` (home is shared into the container) with an absolute library path.
- Oculus Store builds that delay-load `LibOVRPlatform64_1.dll` (Platform SDK, for example Lies Beneath) crash with
+- Oculus Store builds that delay-load `LibOVRPlatform64_1.dll` (Platform SDK, e.g. Lies Beneath) crash with
  `0xc06d007e` (delay-load module not found): that DLL comes with the Oculus app, which the Frame doesn't have. (No Oculus runtime DLLs or
  registry keys are needed: Revive's LibOVRRT hook works once OpenXR does.)
 - Unreal's Oculus plugin (and LibOVR's `ovr_Detect`) first checks for the Windows event `OculusHMDConnected` (created
@@ -159,66 +109,6 @@
 - Processes started from Steam (Konsole, SSH sessions?) share steam.service's cgroup: use `systemd-run --user`.
 - SSH: `sshd` must be enabled (`sudo systemctl enable --now sshd`), which needs a user password (`passwd`).
 - mDNS: avahi-daemon runs by default; hostname `frame` → `frame.local`.
- Desktop Mode menu entries (GitHub #84, agent v63): Linux apps get `~/.local/share/applications/frameport-<slug>.desktop`
-  (+ an executable copy in `~/Desktop` when that folder exists; Plasma starts executable `.desktop` files there
-  without a trust prompt), `Exec=env FRAMEPORT_DESKTOP=1 "<anchor>/launch.sh"`, marked `X-FramePort-Package=<pkg>`.
-  Plasma's launcher exits right after starting the program, so with `FRAMEPORT_DESKTOP=1` the Linux launcher skips
-  its "Steam parent gone → end the app" watchdog and keeps the desktop's DISPLAY/WAYLAND_DISPLAY instead of taking
-  gamescope's from Steam. Not yet tried from the Frame's Desktop Mode.
- Linux apps' own icons (GitHub #99, agent v64): finalize_linux (and every refresh of the menu entries) copies the
-  app's icon to `<anchor>/artwork/app-icon.{png,svg}`: an AppImage's `squashfs-root/.DirIcon` (usually a symlink),
-  else the `Icon=` of its top-level `.desktop` file (a folder app: the first `.desktop` within 3 levels) looked up
-  next to it, in `(usr/)share/icons/hicolor/*/apps/` and `(usr/)share/pixmaps/`; the biggest PNG ≥128 px, else an
-  SVG, else the biggest PNG. Symlinks are resolved and must stay inside the app folder; absolute and `../` names
-  are ignored. Precedence for the menu entry's `Icon=` and the Steam shortcut's icon: the user's chosen/store icon
-  (`artwork/.icon-source` = `custom`, written by the PC with every art upload) > the app's own (Steam: PNG only) >
-  FramePort's placeholder (`artwork/icon.*`). `StartupWMClass=` is copied from the app's `.desktop` file (Plasma's
-  task bar matches the window to the entry). A PNG ≤1 MiB goes back to the PC (finalize result `app_icon.png`,
-  base64) and becomes the library's icon when the game has none and nothing was picked (`.app-icon` marker = its
-  sha256, no `.picked`); folder apps get it on the PC at add time (`analysis/linux.find_icon`). Not yet seen in
-  Desktop Mode on the device.
-
-## Overlay apps (SteamVR / OpenVR overlays, checked 2026-10-10 on the dev Frame, SteamOS 0.4.5)
-OpenVR overlay applications (`VRApplication_Overlay`: fpsVR, wrist watches, ...) work on the Frame itself, also
-over Quest games.
- The Frame's host SteamVR (`/opt/steamvr/bin/linuxarm64`, always running in the VR session) serves `IVROverlay`
-  010-028 / `IVRApplications_007` to native Linux arm64 clients through its own `libopenvr_api.so` (ctypes is
-  enough: `native/vroverlay_probe/vroverlay_probe.py`). Overlay apps connect from SSH; vrserver logs
-  `New Connect message from … (VRApplication_Overlay)`, `vrcmd --overlays` (`/opt/steamvr/bin/linuxarm64/vrcmd`,
-  LD_LIBRARY_PATH=that dir) lists them `visible`, Steam's VR UI logs `[Overlays] Created: <key>` and loads a
-  dashboard overlay's thumbnail.
- **Composited over Lepton (Quest) games**: with 4XVR running headless (FrameBridge 72 fps), the probe's head-locked
-  overlay appeared in the headset view (`/dev/video99`, see "Video of the headset view") on top of 4XVR's theatre.
-  The Android SteamVR runtime inside Lepton submits to the same host compositor, which draws host overlays on top.
- Seeing pixels without a worn headset: the compositor pauses in standby (headset view = black) and fades to a
-  solid colour without tracking. For a few seconds after setting `power/pauseCompositorOnStandby` and
-  `steamvr/forceFadeOnBadTracking` to false (IVRSettings; neither key is in the user's steamvr.vrsettings, so
-  `RemoveKeyInSection` restores the default) the headset view shows the real composition (2 fps grabs: frames 7-10
-  of 16 had the picture, the rest the fade colour). Restore both keys afterwards.
- **Windows overlay apps under Proton (ARM64)**: Temporal Reality's Windows build (Python/pyopenvr, x64) under
-  Proton 11 (SteamGameId set, FramePort's timefix layer) created its overlays on the Frame's SteamVR (`vrcmd
-  --overlays`: `temporalreality.watch`, `.settings` dashboard + 512x512 thumbnail), so Proton's vrclient bridges
-  `VRApplication_Overlay` too. Not seen as pixels (that watch only shows on a tracked left controller). fpsVR (.NET,
-  wine-mono) ran 60 s under Proton (SteamAPI ok: "Game process added: AppID 908520") but never loaded
-  openvr_api.dll and quit by itself (presumably it waits for a Windows SteamVR process). A freestanding CRT-less x64
-  exe (`native/vroverlay_probe/fp_vroverlay_probe.c`) died at its first kernel32 call (`c000001d` in the x64
-  emulation thunk); a normal MSVC/MinGW build should be used for Windows probes.
- **Registration** (what SteamVR honours on the Frame): `IVRApplications::AddApplicationManifest(path, false)` from
-  a utility client, live; the path is kept in `~/.config/openvr/config/appconfig.json` `manifest_paths`.
-  `SetApplicationAutoLaunch` is accepted (GetApplicationAutoLaunch → true; vrserver has
-  `CAppInfoManager::StartAutolaunchOverlays`) but wasn't written to `steamvr.vrsettings` right away; whether it
-  starts the app at the next SteamVR start is **not yet verified**. The linuxarm64 vrserver only reads
-  **`binary_path_linux_arm`**: a manifest with `binary_path_linux` alone is skipped ("must specify binary_path for
-  launch_type binary. Skipping"; Steam's own steamapps.vrmanifest entries are skipped the same way), so an app's
-  own Linux manifest/`--install` that only writes binary_path_linux can't be launched by SteamVR on the Frame.
-  `LaunchApplication(key)` then starts the binary (Temporal Reality's launch.sh: process up, overlays created).
- A Steam shortcut of an overlay app and a game shortcut run at the same time (Temporal Reality, then 4XVR, both
-  through `steam://rungameid`: both "Game process added", both kept running).
- FramePort (agent v75): `register_vr_overlay` writes `<anchor>/frameport-overlay.vrmanifest` (the app's own key,
-  name and image from its bundled manifest, binary = launch.sh in `binary_path_linux_arm` + `binary_path_linux`,
-  absolute paths) and registers it; `unregister_vr_overlay`, uninstall and purge remove it; `ensure_host_fixes`
-  registers ones SteamVR missed (it wasn't running). Overlay apps skip launch tests, the Linux launcher's
-  Steam-parent watchdog (`FRAMEPORT_OVERLAY=1`) and don't count as a running game.

 ## Video of the headset view (surveyed 2026-10-05; used by the Live view tab)
 - `steamvr-v4l2cam.service` (user unit, part of gamescope-session.target, `Restart=always`) runs SteamVR's
@@ -226,11 +116,11 @@ over Quest games.
  writes it to a v4l2loopback webcam named **"SteamVR"** (`/dev/video99`, 1920x1080 RGB24, advertised 30 fps, frames
  arrive at the display rate). Nothing on the Frame reads it by default; idle it costs nothing, read ~0.2 core.
  It shows what the wearer sees (SteamVR home, Steam's panels; a game's layers are expected but not yet seen in it).
-  Black and ~1 fps (one frame per ~1.0 s) while the Frame sleeps (standby): a 30 fps stream then repeats each
+  Black and ~1 fps (one frame per ~1.0 s) while the headset sleeps (standby): a 30 fps stream then repeats each
  frame in bursts, which looks like a stall in a player. Its size follows SteamVR's headset view (v4l2cam has no size
  option), so the live view only scales down (360p/480p/720p/1080p) or sends it as is ("full").
 - Sound: `pactl get-default-sink` (`alsa_loopback_device.stereo.alsa_output.platform-sound.HiFi__Speaker__sink`) and its
-  `.monitor` source carry what the Frame plays; the Frame's ffmpeg has the `pulse` input and `aac`. Timestamps: pulse
+  `.monitor` source carry what the headset plays; the Frame's ffmpeg has the `pulse` input and `aac`. Timestamps: pulse
  uses the wall clock, v4l2 CLOCK_MONOTONIC → `-ts mono2abs` on the v4l2 input. Don't force
  `-use_wallclock_as_timestamps` on the pulse input: it stamped bursts of AAC packets with one time.
 - Steam's own game recording / Remote Play / broadcast capture the **gamescope** PipeWire node (`CDesktopCapturePipeWire:
@@ -241,60 +131,7 @@ over Quest games.
  `h264_v4l2m2m` hangs, gst `v4l2h264enc` not-negotiated). ffmpeg + libx264 works: FramePort's live view
  (`install/livestream.py`: `fps=30` before the scale, ultrafast/zerolatency, 3 threads, nice 10, fragmented MP4 on
  stdout, + AAC 128k) measured 0.34 core at 720p / 0.56 at 1080p with a quiet picture (video only); expect ~1-1.4
-  cores with a busy scene. That is now only the fallback.
- Hardware encoding (2026-10-07): the iris encoder works when driven directly through the V4L2 stateful encoder
-  interface. That is FramePort's `fp_venc` (`native/venc`, spec + every measured value in `native/venc/SPEC.md`).
-  Facts:
-  - Device: `/dev/video23` (`/dev/video-enc0` links to it), driver `iris_driver`, M2M multiplanar.
-  - Formats: input NV12/NV21/AB24(RGBA)/QC24/Q08C; output H264/HEVC; sizes 128..8192.
-  - NV12 layout (S_FMT answers):
-    - stride is a multiple of 128;
-    - the returned height is padded to a multiple of 32;
-    - CbCr starts at stride × padded height;
-    - sizeimage is rounded up to 4 KiB;
-    - the default crop is the requested size.
-  - Controls: CBR, FORCE_KEY_FRAME, PREPEND_SPSPPS_TO_IDR, HEADER_MODE joined, FRAME_SKIP_MODE, H.264 profiles
-    Baseline..Constrained High, levels up to 6.0.
-  - The `steamos` user can open it (group video).
-  - The panel's current refresh rate can be read without privileges through DRM: `/dev/dri/card0` is mode 0666, and
-    GETCRTC reports for example `2*2160x2160_96` (clock 1402720 kHz / 4448 × 3285 = 96 Hz) even while the Frame sleeps.
-    The panel offers 72/80/90/96/108/120/144 Hz.
-  - `/dev/video99` (v4l2loopback) has `max_buffers=2`: a reader asking for more gets 2.
-  - Mid-stream keyframe requests (FORCE_KEY_FRAME) take effect on the next frame, and the GOP restarts from there.
-  - Measured 2026-10-07 with the Frame asleep (still picture):
-    - `fp_venc` alone at 32/36 fps: 1% of a core at 1080p, 2.5% at 720p.
-    - Live view end to end: `fp_venc` 2.6% + ffmpeg 8.4% (AAC encoding + muxing).
-  - Conversion cost per new picture (self-test, NEON, 2026-10-07):
-    - 1080p (no scaling): 0.6–1.0 ms.
-    - 720p (exact 3:2 fast path): 1.3–1.65 ms, down from 5.6 ms with the generic box loop (~11 ms at idle clocks).
-    - 360p (3:1 fast path): 0.7 ms.
-    - 480p: 2.8 ms; its 852-px width doesn't repeat cleanly, so it uses the generic path.
-    - At 36 fps with live content that is roughly 2–6% of a core.
-  - ffmpeg with raw H.264 on a pipe:
-    - `-framerate` is ignored.
-    - `-fflags nobuffer` loses the first seconds of tiny frames.
-    - Numbering frames from 0 (`setts`) with no input timestamps holds all output ~7 s next to pulse's audio.
-    - Arrival stamps alone (`-use_wallclock_as_timestamps 1`) bunch frames that are read together: gaps of 0–10 ms
-      and 45+ ms, seen in the headset test as dropped frames.
-    - What works: `-probesize 32 -analyzeduration 0 -use_wallclock_as_timestamps 1` on the input (ffmpeg reads it in
-      step with the audio), then `-bsf:v setts=ts=N*(1/fps)/TB` on the output (exactly even frames; audio still
-      0–N s alongside), plus `frag_keyframe` so that a requested keyframe starts a fragment.
-    - With sound, ffmpeg paces its inputs against each other and pulse's audio arrives later than the wall clock
-      (more while something plays). The video input then counts as ahead, and ffmpeg stops reading it for up to
-      0.7 s, so the writer blocks. That was the cause of 1080p dropping frames: busy 1080p replayed with sound took
-      34–47 s for 20 s of video. Video alone was fine; `nice`, `-raw_packet_size` and the input queue size didn't
-      matter. Shifting the video input back fixes it, but too far makes ffmpeg hold the video for interleaving and
-      release it in clumps: -1 s gave output gaps of up to 550 ms, a longer and stuttering delay in the browser.
-      -0.25 s is the measured sweet spot (no stalled writes at busy 1080p with sound, steady 50–150 ms output; -0.5 s
-      already clumps). Output audio/video spans stay equal because setts sets the output times.
-    - Browser delay (headless Chromium, 720p, 2026-10-07): muted about 0.2–0.35 s behind the newest data; with
-      sound about 1 s. Chrome keeps about 0.6 s of audio ahead and stalls below that, whatever the player does:
-      1.1× catch-up gave 8 stalls per 30 s, no speed-up 1–2, same average lag; 50 ms fragments didn't help. So the
-      player doesn't speed up while sound is on.
-  - Quality (owner's headset test, 2026-10-07): 3 Mbit/s CBR at 720p36 showed heavy compression artifacts. The
-    hardware path now uses VBR with a 1.5× peak (the encoder accepts BITRATE_MODE VBR + BITRATE_PEAK) and higher
-    targets: 360p 1.5, 480p 2.5, 720p 5, 1080p 8, Full 10 Mbit/s. The x264 fallback keeps its rates.
-  - The default sink is SUSPENDED while nothing plays; its monitor still delivers (silent) audio.
+  cores with a busy scene.

 ## Text input

@@ -306,26 +143,3 @@ over Quest games.
  one everywhere (FramePort's "Type on Frame", agent `_keyboard`).
 - Unity text fields close without a system keyboard; see `frame.unity_text_input` in PLAYBOOK.md.

-
-## Monitoring sources (probed 2026-10-07, SteamOS 0.4.3, kernel 6.18; used by the Monitor tab, agent `_monitor`)
-
-All readable by the steamos user without root; the agent reads them directly (no programs started per sample).
-
-| Metric | Source | Notes |
-|---|---|---|
-| CPU | `/proc/stat` deltas; `cpufreq/policy{0,2,5,7}` | 8 cores in 4 clusters: 0-1 / 2-4 / 5-6 / 7 (max 2.27 / 3.15 / 2.96 / 3.05 GHz) |
-| GPU busy | Sum of `drm-engine-gpu` (ns) deltas in `/proc/<pid>/fdinfo/<fd>` over every render-node fd (msm DRM) | Gives GPU % per process too. A process can hold several render fds: add them all. Lepton games see the node as `/dev/kgsl-3d0` (bind mount of `/dev/dri/renderD128`). `drm-total-memory` reads 0 |
-| GPU clock | `/sys/class/devfreq/3d00000.gpu/{cur,max}_freq` | 231–903 MHz in 12 steps |
-| Memory / pressure | `/proc/meminfo`; `/proc/pressure/{cpu,memory,io}` (`some avg10`) | 16 GB RAM, 8 GB swap |
-| Temperatures | `/sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone*/{type,temp}` | 48 zones: `cpu*`/`cpuss*`, `gpuss-*`, `ddr`, `nsph*` (NPU), `pm8550*`/`pm8010*` (power ICs), `modem*`, `camera*`, `video`, `max1720x_bat*` |
-| Fan | hwmon `slg4ax46073v` `fan1_input` | ~8200 rpm idle |
-| Power | hwmon `max34417_*` `power{1-4}_{label,input}` (µW) | `vph` = whole system (~3.6 W idle), `gfx` = GPU, `apc0/1/2` = CPU clusters, `nsp1/2` = NPU; each read is an I2C transfer (~0.7 ms wall), so only these are read |
-| Battery | `power_supply/max1720x_bat_7-36` | `current_now` (µA, negative = draining) × `voltage_now` (µV) = watts; `time_to_empty_now`/`time_to_full_now` (s), `cycle_count`, `health`, `temp` (0.1 °C) |
-| Game fps | `<base>/launch.log` lines `FrameBridge: pacing: N fps …` (every ~5 s) | Quest games only; SteamVR writes PC VR frame stats only as an end-of-session summary in `vrcompositor.txt` |
-| Game container | conmon `-n lepton-steamlaunch-<appid>`; its child's `/proc/<pid>/cgroup` → `cpu.stat`, `memory.current` | The container's ~90 Android processes show as uid 1000 on the host and can be signaled (4XVR, 2026-10-07); Android names them after the package's last 15 characters (`lus4xvrplayerov`), the full name is in `cmdline` |
-
-Cost: a naive sample (fds of ~520 processes scanned) took 43 ms CPU. With kernel threads skipped after their first
-sighting, command lines checked once per process, render fds cached (rescanned every 60 s, every 4 s for busy young
-game processes without one), temperatures every 2 s, the CPU-cluster power rails every 5 s and the battery gauge every
-2-10 s, the stream measured ~10-13 ms CPU per 1 s tick on the device (idle clocks; idle or with 4XVR running) = about
-1 % of one core, ~0.15 % of the whole CPU. The I2C sensors (power monitors, battery gauge) are the slowest reads.
@@ -1,65 +1,53 @@
-# What the setup changes
+# Frame setup: what changes, networks, undoing it

-For the setup steps see [Install and first steps](INSTALL.md#connecting-the-steam-frame). This page lists what the
-setup changes on the Steam Frame, how to undo it and what your network needs.
+For the steps themselves see [INSTALL.md](INSTALL.md#connecting-the-steam-frame).

-## Changes on the Frame
+## What the setup changes

-The setup runs [`bootstrap/bootstrap.sh`](../bootstrap/bootstrap.sh), which FramePort sends from your PC. It changes:
+The setup command runs [`bootstrap/bootstrap.sh`](../bootstrap/bootstrap.sh), served by the app over your
+local network. Everything it changes:

 | Change | Where | How to undo |
 |---|---|---|
-| Turns on **Developer Mode** if it's off. Steam restarts once, which closes the desktop; the rest finishes on its own (log: `~/.cache/frameport-setup.log`). | `"DevModeEnabled" "1"` in `~/.local/share/Steam/config/config.vdf` (old copy kept as `config.vdf.before-frameport`), then Valve's own Developer Mode helper. | Settings → System → **Enable Developer Mode** off. |
-| Lets FramePort log in. | One line ending in `frameport` in `~/.ssh/authorized_keys`. | Delete that line. |
-| Stops game starts from failing after about 200 launches (a limit in podman, the tool Lepton runs games with). | `[containers]` / `keyring = false` in `~/.config/containers/containers.conf`. | Remove those lines. |
-| Asks Steam to install **Lepton** (Valve's Android runtime) if it's missing. You confirm it in Steam. | Steam library | Uninstall it in Steam. |
+| Turns on **Developer Mode** (only if it's off). Steam restarts once, which closes Desktop Mode; the rest of the setup finishes on its own as a user service (log: `~/.cache/frameport-setup.log`). | `"DevModeEnabled" "1"` in `~/.local/share/Steam/config/config.vdf` (old file kept as `config.vdf.before-frameport`), then Valve's own `steamos-polkit-helpers/steamos-devkit-mode --enable`. That helper enables the SSH server (`sshd`), the devkit service that makes the Frame findable on the network, the remote-desktop and debug services, and system crash dumps. | Settings → System → Developer → Developer Mode off. Valve's helper switches all of those services off again. |
+| Lets the app's SSH key in. | One line ending in `frameport` in `~/.ssh/authorized_keys`. The folder and file are created if missing. | Delete that line. |
+| Configures podman for Lepton. Rootless podman leaks one kernel keyring per container start, and after about 200 game starts every game fails. | `[containers]` / `keyring = false` in `~/.config/containers/containers.conf`. | Remove those lines. |
+| Asks Steam to install **Lepton** (Valve's Android runtime, Steam app 3029110) if it's missing. You confirm it in Steam. | Steam library | Uninstall it in Steam. |

-Valve's Developer Mode helper is the same one the Settings switch uses. It turns on remote login (SSH), the service
-that makes the Frame findable on your network, remote desktop, debugging and crash dumps; turning Developer Mode off
-turns them all off again.
+The script runs as your user: no root, no `sudo`, no password. The only system-level change, Developer Mode, is
+made by Valve's own helper, the same one the Settings switch uses. If Developer Mode can't be turned on
+automatically, the script asks you to turn it on in Settings → System → Developer and run the command again.

-The script runs as your user: no root, no `sudo`, no password. Nothing else on the system changes. It also leaves two
-files: `~/.cache/frameport-setup.sh` (the part that finishes on its own) and its log.
+Nothing else on the system is touched: no packages, no read-only-filesystem changes, no polkit rules. The script
+also leaves two files: `~/.cache/frameport-setup.sh` (the part that runs on its own) and its log.

-If Developer Mode can't be turned on automatically, the script asks you to turn it on in Settings → System →
-**Enable Developer Mode** and run the setup line again.
-
-**Later, FramePort adds** (as your user):
- its helper in `~/.local/share/frameport/`;
+**Later, the app adds** (all as your user, no root, no `sudo`):
+- FramePort's helper in `~/.local/share/frameport/`;
 - the games, each with a launcher and its data in `~/Applications/quest-frame/<package>/`;
 - their Steam library entries and artwork (`shortcuts.vdf` + `config/grid/`);
 - for PC VR games: an OpenXR layer (`~/.local/share/openxr/1/api_layers/explicit.d/XR_APILAYER_FRAMEPORT_timefix.json`)
-  and Valve's ARM64 Proton with its Steam Linux Runtime (Steam downloads them and restarts once).
+  and, when the first PC VR game is installed, Valve's ARM64 Proton and its Steam Linux Runtime (Steam downloads them;
+  Steam restarts once).

 **Settings → Uninstall FramePort → Also remove from the Frame** deletes the games, their Steam entries, the helper
-folder, the OpenXR layer and the setup files. Developer Mode, the login line, the podman setting, Lepton and Proton
-stay: undo them as shown above.
+folder, the OpenXR layer and the setup script's files. Developer Mode, the SSH key line, the podman setting, Lepton
+and Proton stay. Undo them as shown above or in Steam.

 ## Network and firewalls

-The setup is the only time the Frame connects to your PC. It downloads the setup script from FramePort on TCP port
-8765 (8766 or 8767 if taken), only while the setup page is open and for at most 30 minutes. Everything else goes
-from your PC to the Frame.
+The setup command is the only time the Frame connects to your computer: it downloads the script from FramePort on
+TCP port 8765 (8766/8767 if taken), only while the setup command is shown and for at most 30 minutes. Everything
+else goes from the computer to the Frame. If the command just says "timed out", the setup page shows what is likely
+blocking it after about 45 seconds:

-How the setup line finds your PC:
-
-1. FramePort announces itself on your network while the setup page is open (with your PC's name and two words, never
-   the code). If nothing answers, the setup line tries the USB cable's address and then scans the Frame's network.
-2. Both sides show the same 4 digits. Nothing happens until you click **Allow** in FramePort.
-3. FramePort then hands over the one-time code, and the Frame downloads the same setup script as the setup command.
-
-The setup line's script is [bootstrap/setup.sh](../bootstrap/setup.sh). If the setup just says "timed out", the
-setup page shows what is likely blocking it after about 45 seconds:
-
- **Windows:** allow FramePort when Windows asks. On a network Windows treats as **Public** it stays blocked; set
-  your home network to Private in Windows' network settings.
+- **Windows:** allow FramePort (or Python, when running from source) when Windows asks. On a network Windows treats as
+  **Public** it stays blocked unless you allow public networks; set your home network to Private in Windows'
+  network settings instead.
 - **macOS:** with the firewall on (System Settings → Network → Firewall), allow incoming connections for FramePort
  when asked.
 - **Linux:** firewalld: `sudo firewall-cmd --add-port=8765/tcp` (until the next restart). ufw:
  `sudo ufw allow 8765/tcp`, afterwards `sudo ufw delete allow 8765/tcp`.
- **WSL** (FramePort's Linux version on Windows): Windows blocks connections into WSL without asking. FramePort
-  adds a temporary firewall rule (one admin prompt) and removes it when setup is done or after 35 minutes. WSL must
-  share Windows' network: `networkingMode=mirrored` under `[wsl2]` in `%UserProfile%\.wslconfig`, then
-  `wsl --shutdown`.
- Or skip the setup line and use **Pair new host** (see [Install and first steps](INSTALL.md#connecting-the-steam-frame)):
-  it needs no connection into your PC.
+- **WSL:** Windows' Hyper-V firewall blocks connections into WSL without asking. FramePort adds a temporary rule for
+  the setup ports (one admin prompt) and removes it again when setup is done or after 35 minutes. WSL must use
+  mirrored networking: `networkingMode=mirrored` under `[wsl2]` in `%UserProfile%\.wslconfig`, then `wsl --shutdown`.
+- Or skip the setup command and use the devkit pairing (see [INSTALL.md](INSTALL.md#connecting-the-steam-frame)): it needs no connection into your computer.
@@ -1,17 +1,15 @@
 # Tested games

-Games tested on the Steam Frame with FramePort. Games not listed may work too: FramePort suggests patches for them. Got one working? [Share its recipe](INSTALL.md#share-a-recipe-or-report-a-problem).
-
+Games tested on the Steam Frame with FramePort's recipes. Games not listed here may work too: FramePort suggests patches for them, and a working config can be shared from the app (**Share working config…**).
+Tested a game? [Share a working config](https://github.com/spoopyghosty0/frameport/issues/new?template=working-config.yml) or [report a problem](https://github.com/spoopyghosty0/frameport/issues/new?template=bug-report.yml) (in the app: the game's **…** menu does both and fills in the details).
 Generated from [catalog/games](../catalog/games) by `scripts/compat_list.py`.

 | Game | Platform | Status | Notes |
 |---|---|---|---|
 | 4XVR Video Player | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Accounting+ | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| AgeOfJoy | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | AllInOneSports | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Asgard's Wrath 2 | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Audica | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | BAM | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | BARTENDER VR SIMULATOR | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Batman: Arkham Shadow | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
@@ -19,27 +17,16 @@ Generated from [catalog/games](../catalog/games) by `scripts/compat_list.py`.
 | BattleSisters | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Beat Saber | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Beat Saber | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Beat Saber | PC VR | ✅ Works |  |
 | Beat Saber (co-existence build) | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Blade & Sorcery: Nomad | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | BodyCombat | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| BONELAB | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Carve Snowboarding | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Caves | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Clockwork | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Cook-Out | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Creed | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| cubism | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Deep Cuts | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Demeter | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Dinosaur Island | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Doom3Quest | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Down the Rabbit Hole | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Eleven: Table Tennis VR | PC VR | ✅ Works |  |
 | Espire 2 | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Genotype | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| GORN2 | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Gravity Lab | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | H.U.N.T | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | I Am Cat | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | I Am Monkey | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
@@ -53,7 +40,6 @@ Generated from [catalog/games](../catalog/games) by `scripts/compat_list.py`.
 | Lucky's Tale | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Marvel's Deadpool VR | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Marvel's Iron Man VR | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Max Mustard | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Medieval Dynasty New Settlement | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Metro Awakening | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Mobile Suit Gundam: Silver Phantom | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
@@ -62,67 +48,41 @@ Generated from [catalog/games](../catalog/games) by `scripts/compat_list.py`.
 | NOPE CHALLENGE | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | palazzo_santacruz | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Path of the Warrior | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Pistol Whip | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Pistol Whip | PC VR | ✅ Works |  |
-| Please Don't Touch Anything | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | PowerWash Simulator VR | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | QuestCraft | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Racket: Nx | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| RC Pilot Trainer | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Retronika | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Retropolis | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Richie's Plank Experience | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality | PC VR | ✅ Works |  |
 | Riven | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Robo Recall | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| RUINSMAGUS | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Shores of Loci | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Sniper Elite VR | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Sniper Elite VR: Winter Warrior | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Space Pirate Trainer Quest | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Star Wars Pinball VR | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Stremio | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | SUPERHOT VR | PC VR | ✅ Works |  |
 | SUPERHOT VR | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| SynthRiders | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | TetrisEffect | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | The Boys VR | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | The Climb 2 | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | The Room VR | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| The Tale of Onogoro | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Time Crisis VR (Experimental) | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Toy Master | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Under Cover | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Vader Immortal: Episode I | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Vader Immortal: Episode II | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Vader Immortal: Episode III | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| VR HOT Quest | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | VR4 | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Walkabout Mini Golf | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Wallace & Gromit in The Grand Getaway | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Waltz of the Wizard: Extended Edition | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
 | Wander | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| ZombielandVR | Quest | ✅ Works |  |
-| Ancient_Dungeon | Quest | ⚠️ Works with issues | Multiplayer isn't available (offline). |
 | Arcsmith | Quest | ⚠️ Works with issues | Right eye distorts during movement (unresolved; swap, tracking, Valve layers, depth and pacing ruled out). |
 | Assassin's Creed Nexus | Quest | ⚠️ Works with issues | Some launch warning text is still upside down; the rest of the UI is fixed by flip emulation. |
-| Does it Stack? | Quest | ⚠️ Works with issues | Mixed reality mode does not work (works on Demeo), everything else seems to be OK |
-| End Space | Quest | ⚠️ Works with issues | Controls stop responding after the first mission loads. |
-| ExploreVR | Quest | ⚠️ Works with issues | The 3D world warps and shifts with head movement (wrong perspective). |
-| Freedom | Quest | ⚠️ Works with issues | Volume can't be changed in the game. |
+| BONELAB | Quest | ⚠️ Works with issues | Build 1.2068 plays (head tracking and controls work with frame.unity_user_presence); the newer build 1.2974 crashes at start (Vulkan), no fix yet. |
 | Myst | Quest | ⚠️ Works with issues | Minor graphical glitches on some objects. |
 | Phantom: Covert Ops | Quest | ⚠️ Works with issues | DLC/store button crashes (no Meta store). |
 | Pinball FX VR | Quest | ⚠️ Works with issues | Plays; mixed reality mode not working yet. |
 | Silhouette | Quest | ⚠️ Works with issues | Hand-tracking game; the Frame synthesizes hands from controllers, so it is janky. |
-| The Light Brigade | Quest | ⚠️ Works with issues | Judder in weapons |
 | Time Stall | Quest | ⚠️ Works with issues | Both eyes distort during movement (unresolved). |
+| Vader Immortal: Episode I | Quest | ⚠️ Works with issues | Starts in VR and plays the intro, then stays on the loading card (Vader's portrait with a progress bar). |
 | WiiCompiled VR | Quest | ⚠️ Works with issues | To add a game: in FramePort's Files tab, upload your .wcgame file to this game's storage, folder Android/data/org.wiicompiled.quest/files/WiiCompiledOpenXRVR… |
 | BlazeRush | Quest | ❌ Doesn't run | Starts and reaches the menu room, but the room shows no controllers and ignores all input (it all reaches the game); no fix yet. |
-| Eleven Table Tennis | Quest | ❌ Doesn't run | Stops at the splash screen. |
 | Espire 1: VR Operative (Quest Edition) | Quest | ❌ Doesn't run | Mesa GL driver crash during texture upload. |
-| GOLF+ | Quest | ❌ Doesn't run | Black screen. |
 | HITMAN 3 VR: Reloaded | Quest | ❌ Doesn't run | Vulkan driver crash (freedreno), even without Valve layers. |
 | Journey of the Gods | Quest | ❌ Doesn't run | 32-bit only; the Frame has no AArch32. |
 | Roblox | Quest | ❌ Doesn't run | Crashes on its first VR frame on the Frame. |
 | Shadow Point | Quest | ❌ Doesn't run | 32-bit only; the Frame has no AArch32. |
+| Sniper Elite VR | Quest | ❌ Doesn't run | GPU hang (zink: DEVICE LOST) even with MSAA off. |
 | Sports Scramble (Santa Cruz) | Quest | ❌ Doesn't run | 32-bit only; the Frame has no AArch32. |
@@ -1,263 +1,233 @@
-# Install and first steps
+# Installing FramePort

-▶ **[Watch the install tutorial](media/frameport-install.mp4)** (about 90 seconds): from the download to the first
-game on the Steam Frame.
+Download the archive for your computer from the [latest release](https://github.com/spoopyghosty0/frameport/releases/latest)
+and extract it anywhere. No installer or admin rights are needed. On first start FramePort downloads its Java
+runtime, the OVRPort CLI and apksigner into its data folder (Settings → Tools shows them).

-[![The install tutorial](media/frameport-install.jpg)](media/frameport-install.mp4)
-
-Download the file for your PC from the [latest release](https://github.com/spoopyghosty0/frameport/releases/latest)
-and unpack it anywhere. No installer or admin rights are needed.
-
-| Your PC | Download | Start |
+| Computer | Archive | Start |
 |---|---|---|
 | Windows 10/11 (x64) | `FramePort-windows-x64.zip` | `FramePort.exe` |
 | macOS (Apple Silicon) | `FramePort-macos-arm64.zip` | `FramePort.app` |
-| Linux (x64, Ubuntu 22.04 or newer) | `FramePort-linux-x64.tar.gz` | `FramePort/FramePort` |
-| Linux (ARM64, Ubuntu 22.04 or newer) | `FramePort-linux-arm64.tar.gz` | `FramePort/FramePort` |
+| Linux (x64, GTK 3; Ubuntu 22.04 or newer) | `FramePort-linux-x64.tar.gz` | `FramePort/FramePort` |
+| Linux (ARM64, GTK 3; Ubuntu 22.04 or newer) | `FramePort-linux-arm64.tar.gz` | `FramePort/FramePort` |
+| Command line only (Python 3.11+) | `frameport-<version>-py3-none-any.whl` | `frameport --help` |

-On first start FramePort downloads the tools it uses (Settings → Tools shows them).
+The command-line version installs from the wheel's release link with `uv tool install <link>` (or pipx / pip).

 ## First launch

-FramePort isn't signed with a paid certificate, so the first start shows a warning:
+The builds are signed with a free self-signed certificate (Windows) and an ad-hoc signature (macOS), so the first
+start shows a warning:

- **Windows:** "Windows protected your PC" → **More info** → **Run anyway**.
- **macOS:** right-click `FramePort.app` → **Open** → **Open** (once).
- **Linux:** `tar xzf FramePort-linux-x64.tar.gz && ./FramePort/FramePort`.
+- **Windows:** "Windows protected your PC" → **More info** → **Run anyway**. Optional: import
+  `FramePort-selfsigned.cer` (attached to each release) into *Trusted Root Certification Authorities* (Current User) to
+  show FramePort as the publisher; the certificate can only sign code. Remove it with `certmgr.msc`.
+- **macOS:** right-click `FramePort.app` → **Open** → **Open** (once), or `xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine FramePort.app`.
+- **Linux:** `tar xzf FramePort-linux-x64.tar.gz && ./FramePort/FramePort` (ARM64: `FramePort-linux-arm64.tar.gz`).

 ## Connecting the Steam Frame

-The Frame and your PC must be on the same network (or connected with a [USB cable](#with-a-usb-cable)).
+The Frame and the computer must be on the same network.

-1. In FramePort open **Steam Frame** and click **Start setup**. Keep that page open.
-2. On the Frame, first time only:
-   1. Open the **SteamVR dashboard → Launch a program → Desktop**. The Frame's desktop opens.
-   2. Open the app menu (bottom left) → **System → Konsole**, the Frame's terminal.
-   3. Type this setup line and press **Enter** (on-screen keyboard or any USB or Bluetooth keyboard):
+1. In FramePort open **Steam Frame** and click **Show setup command**.
+2. First time only, on the Frame:
+   1. Open the **SteamVR dashboard → Launch a program → Desktop**: the Linux desktop opens on a virtual screen.
+   2. Open the app menu (bottom-left corner of that desktop) → **System → Konsole** (or search for Konsole).
+   3. Type the command FramePort shows exactly as shown (on-screen keyboard or any USB/Bluetooth keyboard) and press
+      **Enter**. It looks like `curl -fsS 192.168.1.20:8765/1a2b3c4d | bash`: your computer's address, then a
+      one-time code.
+   4. After a few seconds the desktop closes by itself (Steam restarts once); that's expected. If
+      Steam asks to install **Lepton** (Valve's Android runtime), confirm it.

-      ```
-      curl -fsSL https://frameport.app/s | bash
-      ```
+   FramePort connects by itself within a minute. No password is needed. The command lets FramePort in and turns on
+   **Developer Mode** (which includes SSH); everything it changes is listed in [FRAME_SETUP.md](FRAME_SETUP.md).
+3. Later starts: a Frame in Developer Mode appears in the list and FramePort connects to it automatically. (If you
+   turn Developer Mode off in Settings → System → Developer, turn it on again there.)

-      No keyboard? Open [the setup page](https://frameport.app/setup/) in Chromium on the Frame,
-      tap **Copy** and paste it into Konsole.
-   4. Konsole shows a 4-digit code. When FramePort shows the same code, click **Allow**. Nothing changes on the Frame
-      before that.
-   5. Steam restarts once and the desktop closes. If Steam asks to install **Lepton** (Valve's Android runtime),
-      confirm it.
-
-FramePort connects within a minute. No password is needed. The setup turns on **Developer Mode**;
-[What the setup changes](FRAME_SETUP.md) lists everything.
-
-Later, FramePort connects to the Frame by itself. If you turn Developer Mode off (Settings → System → **Enable
-Developer Mode**), turn it on again there.
-
-**Setup command:** if your network blocks FramePort's search, click **Use the setup command**. It shows a line with
-your PC's address and a one-time code, for example `curl -fsS 192.168.1.20:8765/1a2b3c4d | bash`. Run it in Konsole instead.
-
-**Without Konsole:** turn on Developer Mode yourself (Settings → System → **Enable Developer Mode**), then open
-Settings → Developer → **Pair new host** on the Frame. FramePort finds the Frame and asks to connect; approve it in the
-headset. Install Lepton from FramePort's Steam Frame page afterwards if it's missing.
+**Without Konsole:** turn on Developer Mode yourself (Settings → System → Developer). The Frame then appears under
+**On your network**. On the Frame open Settings → Developer → **Pair new host**, then click **Connect** in FramePort
+and approve it on the Frame (Valve's own devkit pairing; it only sends this computer's key to the Frame). Install
+Lepton from the Steam Frame page afterwards if it's missing.

 ### With a USB cable

-A cable works on networks that block the setup, and uploads are faster (about 37 MB/s, three times typical Wi-Fi).
+For networks that block the setup (guest Wi-Fi, firewalls, discovery not working), and for faster uploads:

-1. On the Frame, turn on Developer Mode (Settings → System → **Enable Developer Mode**). The cable only works in
-   Developer Mode.
-2. Connect the Frame's USB-C port to your PC. No driver is needed.
-3. In FramePort click **Steam Frame → Set up with a USB cable** and follow the steps.
+1. On the Frame, turn on **Developer Mode** (Settings → System → Developer Mode). The Frame's USB network only exists
+   in Developer Mode.
+2. Connect the Frame's USB-C port to the computer.
+3. In FramePort: **Steam Frame → Set up with a USB cable**. FramePort detects the cable and shows the setup command,
+   which reaches the computer over the cable. Already set up? It connects over the cable right away.

-Uploads use the cable whenever it's plugged in. Unplug it any time: FramePort finds the Frame on Wi-Fi again.
+The cable needs no driver on Windows 10/11, macOS or Linux, and the computer gets an address from the Frame
+automatically. Uploads use the cable whenever it's plugged in (about 37 MB/s, ~3× typical Wi-Fi), even when FramePort
+connected over Wi-Fi. Unplug it any time: FramePort finds the Frame on Wi-Fi again by itself.

 ### Firewalls

-If the setup only says "timed out", a firewall on your PC blocks the Frame. After about 45 seconds the setup page
-says which. Details: [Network and firewalls](FRAME_SETUP.md#network-and-firewalls).
+If the setup command only says "timed out", a firewall on your computer blocks the Frame; the setup page
+says which after about 45 seconds. Details per system: [FRAME_SETUP.md](FRAME_SETUP.md#network-and-firewalls).

 ## Running FramePort on the Frame (experimental)

-FramePort can run on the Frame itself, without a PC:
-
-1. Turn on Developer Mode (Settings → System → **Enable Developer Mode**).
-2. In Desktop Mode, download `FramePort-linux-arm64.tar.gz`, unpack it (`tar xzf FramePort-linux-arm64.tar.gz`) and
-   start `FramePort/FramePort`.
-
-Games appear in the Steam library when you go back to Gaming Mode. Please report anything odd with **Report a
-problem…**.
+FramePort can run on the Steam Frame itself, without a PC: in **Desktop Mode**, download
+`FramePort-linux-arm64.tar.gz`, unpack it (`tar xzf FramePort-linux-arm64.tar.gz`) and start `FramePort/FramePort`.
+Turn on **Developer Mode** first (Steam → Settings → System); FramePort then manages "This Frame" directly, with
+no pairing. Games are added to the Steam library when you go back to **Gaming Mode** (Steam has to restart for it,
+which would end Desktop Mode). This is new: please report anything odd with **Report a problem**.

 ## Installing games

+- **Install on Frame** on a game's page (or select several in the Library and install them together). Installs run
+  one after another in the background; **Activity** shows the current one at the top.
+- **Update all** reinstalls every game whose build changed (e.g. after a FramePort update). Questions that need an
+  answer (e.g. Oculus games that can't run on the Frame) are asked once, for all games.
+- If the Frame goes to sleep, turns off or leaves the Wi-Fi, the queue **waits** and continues once it's back; uploads
+  pick up where they stopped. While installs run, FramePort keeps the Frame from going to sleep. Before a large batch
+  it checks the Frame has enough free space.
+- Your own game files are never changed. The converted copy is temporary: it's removed once the game is on the Frame
+  (Settings → Installing: keep them, or remove all now).
+- **Game settings…** (game menu or the Steam Frame page): sharpness, refresh rate, controllers, menus, 360° video and
+  mixed-reality options in plain words, only those that matter for the game. Changes are kept with the game and,
+  when it's installed, used the next time it starts.
+- Ordinary Android apps (no VR) are installed unchanged and shown as a flat window in the headset. Android's
+  back/home/recents buttons are hidden by default (patch **Hide Android's navigation bar**).
+
 ![Game page](images/game.png)

- **Install on Frame** on a game's page, or select several games in the Library and install them together. Installs
-  run in the background; **Activity** shows the current one.
- **Update all** updates every game whose build changed, for example after a FramePort update.
- If the Frame sleeps or leaves the Wi-Fi, installs wait and continue when it's back. While installs run, the Frame
-  stays awake.
- Your own game files are never changed. The patched copy is deleted once the game is on the Frame (Settings →
-  Installing).
- In the downloaded app you can also **drag files onto the Library**: games, Linux apps, Windows programs or folders.
-
-**Game settings…** (in the game's menu) shows the settings that matter for that game in plain words: sharpness,
-refresh rate, controllers, menus, 360° video and mixed reality. Changes are used the next time the game starts.
+Each game has **Game settings** in plain words (sharpness, refresh rate, controllers, menus, 360° video, mixed
+reality), showing only what matters for that game. Changes are kept with the game and reach the Frame right away.

 ![Game settings](images/game-settings.png)

-### microSD cards and other drives
-
- The **Steam Frame** page's **Storage** section sets where new games go (**Install new games to**).
- To move an installed game, right-click it → **Move to…**. The game must be closed; saves and the Steam entry stay.
- A game on a card only starts while the card is inserted.
- Cards formatted as FAT, exFAT or NTFS can't hold games: format the card in SteamOS first.
-
-### Android apps and Windows programs
-
- Android apps without VR are installed unchanged and shown as a window in the headset. If one shows nothing (or a
-  VR app opens as a window), open **Customize** on the game's page, set **Show as VR or as a flat window** and click
-  **Update on Frame**.
- **Add games → Add a Windows program…** adds a single Windows program. The Frame runs it as a window through Proton
-  (Valve's tool for running Windows programs).
-
-### Install links ("Install with FramePort" buttons)
-
-Some websites have an **Install with FramePort** button (a `https://frameport.app/install?…` link):
-
- **Click a button** on Windows or Linux: FramePort opens, shows what it would download and asks first. Then it adds
-  the game and installs it on the Frame.
- **Add games → Add from a link…** takes a button's address (right-click → Copy link) or a direct download link. Use
-  it on macOS, where buttons can't open FramePort yet.
- **Settings → Install links** turns the buttons on or off.
- Only `https://` links to public servers are used. Only install from sites you trust.
-
-Website owners: see [Install button](INSTALL_BUTTON.md).
-
 ## Typing on the Frame

- **Type on Frame** (in the sidebar): while this tab is open, your PC's keyboard types on the Frame. Select a text
-  field in the headset and type, or paste longer text into the box.
- **Steam's on-screen keyboard** works in apps shown as a window. Steam lists that window as **Gamescope**: leave it
-  open.
- **Unity games whose text fields close at once:** FramePort suggests the patch **Make Unity text fields work**.
-  Games added before this patch existed: open the game's menu → **Analyze again**, then reinstall.
-
-![Type on Frame](images/type-on-frame.png)
-
-## Watching the Frame
-
- **Monitor** (in the sidebar) shows the running game's frame rate, CPU, graphics, memory, temperature, power and
-  battery, each with a 2-minute chart. **Show details** shows more.
- Under **Processes**, right-click a process to end it. **End game** closes the game like Steam's Exit game. A lock
-  marks programs Steam or the desktop needs; FramePort asks again before ending those.
- **Live view** streams what the headset shows, with sound, to your browser. It uses about one CPU core of the Frame,
-  so stop it when you're done.
- **Screenshots** shows the screenshots you took in the headset, sorted by game and day, to view or download.
+- **Type on Frame** (its own tab in the sidebar; also on the Steam Frame page and in a game's menu): while the tab is
+  open, this computer's keyboard works as a keyboard plugged into the Frame. Select a text field in the headset (in
+  an app, Steam or the desktop) and type; Esc and shortcuts go to the Frame too. Paste longer text into the box to
+  type it in one go (US keyboard layout). Opening another tab disconnects the keyboard.
+- **Steam's on-screen keyboard** opens for text fields of apps shown as a window (2D apps, and VR apps with
+  **Show the app's Android window**). Steam lists that window as **Gamescope** (the Frame's display compositor);
+  leave it open: it's what receives the typing, the VR view isn't affected.
+- **Unity apps whose text fields close at once** (a caret flashes, nothing can be typed): FramePort suggests
+  **Make Unity text fields work** for them. The first time, it downloads Cpp2IL (a tool that finds the right spot in the
+  game's code, ~17 MB). Games added before this version: open the game's menu → **Analyze again**, then reinstall.

 ## Updating

-FramePort checks for a new version at start and every 6 hours. When there is one, the Library shows **Update now**:
-FramePort downloads it, checks it, restarts and keeps your games and settings. **Later** skips that version.
+**Game configs** (the tested recipes in the catalog) update by themselves: FramePort checks GitHub every 6 hours for
+newly confirmed or fixed configs and uses them without a FramePort update; a game whose recipe changed then shows
+**Update on Frame**. Configs that need a newer FramePort are skipped until you update. Settings → Data shows the last
+check (**Check now**) and turns this off.

- Settings → **Updates** turns the check off or turns on **Install updates automatically**.
- **Recipes** (the tested patches and settings for each game) update by themselves. A game whose recipe changed shows
-  **Update on Frame**.
- **Dev builds:** if you're asked to test a change before its release, use Settings → Updates → **Install the latest
-  dev build…**. The next release then arrives as a normal update.
+
+FramePort checks for a new release at start and every 6 hours (it only downloads the release information). When one
+exists, the Library shows **Update now**: FramePort downloads the new version, verifies it against the release's
+`SHA256SUMS.txt` (on Windows also the signature), restarts and opens as the new version. Games, settings, signing keys
+and the Frame connection are kept. Running installs finish first. **Later** skips that version.
+
+Settings → **Updates**: turn the check off, or turn on **Install updates automatically** (downloads in the background,
+installs at the next start). If FramePort's folder isn't writable, **Update now** opens the release page instead. The
+update log is `logs/update.log` in the data folder.
+
+**Dev builds:** when you're asked to test a fix before it's released, use Settings → Updates → **Install the latest
+dev build…**. It shows what to test, then installs like an update (same checks). Dev builds are less tested; the next
+release is offered to you as a normal update.
+
+Command line: `frameport update` (`--check` only checks, exit code 10 = update available; `--yes` doesn't ask).
+`FRAMEPORT_NO_UPDATE_CHECK=1` turns all checks off.

 ## PC VR games

-PC VR games are Windows VR games. Scan a folder of them (one folder per game) or use **Add games → Add a PC game
-folder…**. FramePort asks which program starts the game if it finds more than one.
+PC VR games are Windows VR games (OpenXR, SteamVR or Oculus). Scan a folder of them (one folder per game) or use
+**Add games → Add one game folder…**. FramePort finds the game's program and asks when there is more than one
+candidate. **Already patched** on a game page installs a copy unchanged. Oculus-only games need Revive: FramePort uses
+an installed Revive, or downloads a portable copy.

- **Play from this PC** (Windows with Steam and SteamVR): **Install on this PC** adds the game to Steam. Stream it to
-  the Frame with Steam Link.
- **Play on the Frame (experimental):** on the Steam Frame page, install *PC VR games (Proton)*, then click **Install
-  on Frame** on the game's page.
- **Oculus games** (made for Meta's Rift headset) need Revive, which FramePort downloads. Games that check their
-  license through the Oculus app only run on your PC.
+- **Play from this PC:** Windows with Steam and SteamVR. **Install on this PC** adds the game to Steam; stream it to the
+  Frame with Steam Link. If a game can't keep up with the refresh rate, FramePort lowers the rate and enables motion
+  smoothing in SteamVR's per-game settings the next time you press Play.
+- **Play on the Frame (experimental):** Steam Frame → *PC VR games (Proton)* → **Install**, then **Install on Frame**
+  on the game page.
+- Games that use the Oculus Platform SDK check the licence through the Oculus app, so they run on the PC only.

-**Windows games without VR:** use **Add games → Add a PC game folder…** too. The Frame runs them as a window through
-Proton, like Steam's own Windows games. Whether a game runs depends on Proton.
+**Windows games without VR:** **Add games → Add one game folder…** with the game's folder (pick the program that
+starts it if asked). FramePort installs it on the Frame and Proton runs it as a window, like Steam's own Windows games;
+it shows up in the Frame's Steam library tagged "Windows game on Frame". Whether a game runs depends on Proton on ARM
+(x86 games run through emulation).

-## Linux apps
+## Linux apps (arm64)

-**Add games → Add a Linux app…** takes an AppImage (a single-file Linux app) or a `.zip`/`.tar.gz`/`.tar.xz`
-archive; **Add a Linux app folder…** takes an unpacked app. **Install on Frame** uploads it unchanged and adds it to
-the Steam library.
+The Frame runs SteamOS on an arm64 CPU, so native Linux apps built for **aarch64/arm64** run on it directly (no
+Android container, no Proton). **Add games → Add a Linux app (arm64)…** takes an AppImage or a `.zip`/`.tar.gz`/
+`.tar.xz` archive; **Add a Linux app folder…** takes an unpacked app. FramePort finds the program that starts it (the
+game page's **Change…** picks another one) and whether it's a VR (OpenXR) app. **Install on Frame** uploads it
+unchanged and adds it to the Frame's Steam library, tagged "Linux app on Frame"; Play, launch tests and Uninstall
+work like for other games.

- Apps built for **arm64** (the Frame's processor) run directly. Apps built for **x86_64** (most PCs) run through FEX,
-  a translator Steam installs on the Frame the first time; they run slower. The game page shows which kind you have.
- If the app needs libraries the Frame doesn't have, the game page lists them: look for a build that includes them.
- Linux apps also appear in **Desktop Mode**'s app menu. Turn this off on the game
-  page (**Desktop Mode**).
- **SteamVR overlay apps** (a wrist watch, a performance display: programs that draw over games instead of being
-  one) are registered with the Frame's SteamVR, which shows them over whatever you play, Quest and PC VR games
-  alike. FramePort recognises them by the `.vrmanifest` file they ship. By default SteamVR starts them by itself
-  (**SteamVR overlay → Start with SteamVR** on the game page); otherwise start the app from your library before the
-  game. Windows overlay apps get the patch **SteamVR overlay app (Frame)**.
+- x86_64 builds can't run on the Frame: FramePort says so when you add one. Look for an aarch64/arm64 download.
+- The app must bring the libraries SteamOS doesn't have. If some are missing, the install reports them and the game
+  page lists them: look for a build that includes them.
+- From the command line: `frameport add-linux <AppImage, folder or archive> [--exe <program>]`.

-## Files on the Frame
+## Files on the Frame (videos, documents, mods, saves)

-The **Files** tab copies files between your PC and the Frame: videos, documents, mods and saves.
+The **Files** tab manages files on the Frame over the same connection as installs; no other transfer app is needed.
+Pick a location, browse folders, and use **Upload files** / **Upload folder**, **New folder**, or the download, rename
+and delete buttons on each entry. Right-click an entry (or the empty space) for the same actions in a menu. Tick
+several entries (or the box above the list for all), or click and drag across them, to download or delete them
+together; a right-click on one of them then acts on all. The **Screenshots** tab and the **Library** work the same
+way: right-click for a menu, drag across cards to select several. In the downloaded app you can also drag files and folders from Explorer / Finder / your file manager onto
+the list to upload them into the open folder. Uploads and downloads run in the Activity panel, resume after an interruption and
+skip files that are already there.

-![Files](images/files.png)
+- **Videos**, **Downloads** and **Documents** appear inside every Quest game as `/sdcard/Movies`, `/sdcard/Download`
+  and `/sdcard/Documents`. Apps find files by browsing folders; Android's media index doesn't work on the Frame.
+- Under **Game storage**, each installed game has its own `/sdcard` (mods, saves). A game's menu → **Add videos and
+  files…** opens it. Video players that list only their own folder (e.g. 4XVR's "Internal Storage" = `4XPlayer`) find
+  videos uploaded into that folder.
+- **Home folder** shows everything in the Frame's home folder (hidden files with **Show hidden files**).

- Use **Upload files**, **Upload folder** and **New folder**; right-click an entry to download, rename or delete
-  it. Drag across entries to select several.
- In the downloaded app you can drag files from your PC onto the list.
- **Videos**, **Downloads** and **Documents** are shared by every Quest game (inside the game: `/sdcard/Movies`,
-  `/sdcard/Download`, `/sdcard/Documents`).
- **Game storage** holds each game's own files. A game's menu → **Add videos and files…** opens it.
+Command line: `frameport frame send <files> --dest videos` (`frameport frame storage` lists the destinations).

-## Share a recipe or report a problem
+## Sharing a working game, reporting a problem

- **Share working recipe…** (in the game's menu) opens a GitHub issue with the game's recipe filled in. Accepted
-  recipes become built-in for everyone. Untested games ask how they run after you install or test them.
- **Report a problem…** (in the game's menu, or Settings → Problems and feedback) saves a diagnostics zip with
-  personal data removed and opens a GitHub issue to attach it to.
+- **Share working config…** (game menu): opens a prefilled GitHub issue with the game's patches and settings. Accepted
+  configs become built-in recipes. Untested games ask on their page once they've been installed or tested: **It
+  works**, **It has issues** or **It doesn't run**.
+- **Report a problem…** (game menu, or Settings → Problems and feedback): saves a diagnostics zip to Documents (logs,
+  recipe, device details; IP addresses, user names, home folders and Steam ids replaced) and opens a prefilled GitHub
+  issue to attach it to. Command line: `frameport diag report <game>`, `frameport share-recipe <game>`.

-Without the app: [share a recipe](https://github.com/spoopyghosty0/frameport/issues/new?template=working-config.yml)
-· [report a problem](https://github.com/spoopyghosty0/frameport/issues/new?template=bug-report.yml).
+## Command line

-## Uninstalling
-
-Settings → **Uninstall FramePort…** removes FramePort's data and, if you choose, its games on the Frame (saves can be
-kept). It first saves your signing keys to Documents: you need them to update your games later. Then delete the
-FramePort folder.
-
-## Verify a download
-
-`SHA256SUMS.txt` in each release lists the files' checksums: `sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.txt`. Each file also has a
-GitHub build attestation (proof that GitHub built it from this repository):
-`gh attestation verify FramePort-windows-x64.zip -R spoopyghosty0/frameport`.
-
-Windows: to show FramePort as the publisher, import `FramePort-selfsigned.cer` (attached to each release) into
-*Trusted Root Certification Authorities* (Current User). The certificate can only sign code; remove it with
-`certmgr.msc`. Its SHA-256 fingerprint:
-`4E:12:98:91:62:C0:E4:50:FB:65:1D:34:BB:73:00:09:7B:78:BE:88:5C:A7:6C:42:23:46:9B:92:A1:59:A7:6E`.
-
-## For power users: the command line
-
-The **command-line version** (Python 3.11 or newer) installs from the release's
-`frameport-<version>-py3-none-any.whl` with `uv tool install <link>` (or pipx or pip).
-
-Everything the app does is also a `frameport` command; `frameport --help` and `frameport <command> --help` list every
-option. The main ones:
+Everything the app does is also a `frameport` command (in a source checkout: `uv run frameport`); `frameport --help`
+and `frameport <command> --help` describe every option. The main ones:

 | Command | What it does |
 |---|---|
-| `scan <folder>` / `list` / `show <game>` | add games, list the library, show a game's patches |
-| `add-linux <path> [--exe <program>]` | add a Linux app (AppImage, folder or archive) |
+| `scan <folder>` / `list` / `show <game>` | add games, list the library, show a game's analysis and patches |
+| `add-linux <path>` | add an arm64 Linux app (AppImage, folder or archive) |
 | `recipe <game> --enable/--disable <patch>` | change a game's patches (`patches` lists them all) |
-| `build <game>` / `install <game>` / `test <game>` | build, install on the Frame (`--to pc` for this PC), launch test |
-| `frame discover` / `frame connect` / `frame info` | find, connect to and describe the Frame |
-| `frame send <files> --dest videos` / `frame storage` / `frame cleanup` | copy files to the Frame, list where they can go, free space |
-| `frame drives` / `frame move <game> --to <drive>` / `install --dest <drive>` | list the Frame's drives, move a game, install to a drive |
+| `build <game>` / `install <game>` / `test <game>` | build, install on the Frame (`--to pc` for PC VR on this PC), launch test |
+| `frame discover` / `frame connect` / `frame info` | find, pair with and describe the Frame |
+| `frame send` / `frame storage` / `frame cleanup` | copy files to the Frame, show where they go, free space |
 | `tools status` / `tools install` | the tools FramePort downloads |
-| `open-link "<link>"` | install from an install button's address or a download link (`--yes`, `--no-install`) |
 | `diag report <game>` / `share-recipe <game>` | report a problem / share a working recipe |
-| `update` | update FramePort (`--check` only checks: exit code 10 = update available) |
-| `uninstall-app` | uninstall FramePort |
+| `update` | update FramePort |

-Exit codes: 0 done, 1 failed, 2 wrong usage. `FRAMEPORT_DEBUG=1` shows full error details;
-`FRAMEPORT_NO_UPDATE_CHECK=1` turns update checks off.
+Exit codes: 0 done, 1 something failed, 2 wrong usage, 10 (`update --check`) a newer version exists. Errors are
+one line on stderr; `FRAMEPORT_DEBUG=1` shows the full traceback.
+
+## Uninstalling
+
+Settings → **Uninstall FramePort…** (or `frameport uninstall-app`) removes its data folder, the Steam shortcuts it
+added on this computer and, optionally, its games on the Frame (saves can be kept). It first saves your signing keys
+to Documents: game updates must be signed with the same key. Then delete the program folder.
+
+## Verify a download
+
+Each archive has a GitHub build attestation:
+`gh attestation verify FramePort-windows-x64.zip -R spoopyghosty0/frameport`. `SHA256SUMS.txt` lists the checksums
+(`sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS.txt`). Windows certificate SHA-256 fingerprint:
+`4E:12:98:91:62:C0:E4:50:FB:65:1D:34:BB:73:00:09:7B:78:BE:88:5C:A7:6C:42:23:46:9B:92:A1:59:A7:6E`.
@@ -1,105 +0,0 @@
-# Install button
-
-A button for web pages and READMEs that opens a game straight in FramePort. Clicking it hands FramePort an install
-link; FramePort shows what it would download and asks before it does anything (see
-[Install links](INSTALL.md#install-links-install-with-frameport-buttons)).
-
-<p>
-  <img src="badges/install-with-frameport-animated.svg" alt="Install with FramePort" width="216" height="60">
-</p>
-
-## Files
-
-All files are in [`docs/badges/`](badges/). Each SVG is self-contained (no external fonts or images), 216 × 60.
-
-| File | Use it for |
-|---|---|
-| [`install-with-frameport.svg`](badges/install-with-frameport.svg) | Everywhere. No motion. |
-| [`install-with-frameport-animated.svg`](badges/install-with-frameport-animated.svg) | GitHub READMEs and other pages that only allow images. The glow plays by itself every 6 seconds. |
-| [`install-with-frameport-hover.svg`](badges/install-with-frameport-hover.svg) | Websites where you can paste HTML. It glows while the pointer is on it, but only when its SVG code is in the page itself (see below). |
-| [`install-with-frameport@2x.png`](badges/install-with-frameport@2x.png) | Places without SVG support (some forums, email). 432 × 120; show it at 216 × 60. |
-
-Both animated versions stop moving for visitors who turn on reduced motion in their system settings.
-
-## The link
-
-The button links to FramePort's install page, which names either a manifest or one file:
-
-```
-https://frameport.app/install?manifest=<URL-encoded https address of a manifest .json>
-https://frameport.app/install?url=<URL-encoded https address of an .apk, a Linux build (.zip, .tar.*, .AppImage) or a Windows .exe>
-```
-
-The page shows what the link installs, opens FramePort with the matching `frameport://` link and, when FramePort
-isn't installed, offers the download. Pages that only target people who already have FramePort can link to the
-`frameport://` form directly:
-
-```
-frameport://install?manifest=<URL-encoded https address of a manifest .json>
-frameport://install?url=<URL-encoded https address of an .apk, a Linux build (.zip, .tar.*, .AppImage) or a Windows .exe>
-```
-
-The manifest:
-
-```json
-{
-  "schema": "framedrop.install/v1",
-  "name": "My Game",
-  "files": [{ "url": "https://example.com/my-game.apk", "sha256": "<64 hex digits>" }],
-  "frameport": { "description": "One sentence about the game.", "icon": "https://example.com/icon.png" }
-}
-```
-
-`name` becomes the game's title in Steam. `sha256` is optional but recommended: FramePort checks the download
-against it. The `frameport` object is optional; its icon and description are shown in the
-install question. Only public `https://` addresses are accepted.
-
-To build a link from Python: `frameport.deeplink.make_link(manifest_url="https://…/my-game.json")`.
-
-## On a website
-
-Image version (any page):
-
-```html
-<a href="frameport://install?manifest=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fmy-game.json">
-  <img src="install-with-frameport.svg" alt="Install with FramePort" width="216" height="60">
-</a>
-```
-
-Hover version: paste the contents of `install-with-frameport-hover.svg` inside the link instead of the `<img>`, and
-give the link an accessible name:
-
-```html
-<a href="frameport://install?manifest=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fmy-game.json" aria-label="Install with FramePort">
-  <svg …>…</svg>  <!-- the whole file -->
-</a>
-```
-
-Host the files yourself, or load them from jsDelivr, which serves them with the right content type:
-`https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/spoopyghosty0/frameport@main/docs/badges/install-with-frameport.svg` (replace `main`
-with a release tag such as `v1.0.0` to pin a version; jsDelivr caches `@main` for up to 12 hours).
-
-## In a GitHub README
-
-GitHub removes links that don't start with `https://` or `http://` from READMEs, so a `frameport://` link there is
-not clickable. Use the `https://frameport.app/install?…` link:
-
-```markdown
-[![Install with FramePort](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/spoopyghosty0/frameport@main/docs/badges/install-with-frameport-animated.svg)](https://frameport.app/install?manifest=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com%2Fmy-game.json)
-```
-
-Use the animated or still SVG: GitHub shows SVGs as images, so the hover version doesn't react there.
-
-## If a visitor doesn't have FramePort
-
-The `https://frameport.app/install?…` link handles this: its page offers the download and a second try. A bare
-`frameport://` link does nothing visible (or shows the browser's "no app for this link" message) when FramePort
-isn't installed; put a line next to such a button, for example "Needs [FramePort](https://frameport.app)". On macOS, web pages can't hand links to FramePort yet: users paste the link into Add games →
-Add from a link….
-
-## Usage rules
-
- Keep the alt text "Install with FramePort".
- Don't recolor, stretch, crop or redraw the button, and don't show it smaller than 40 px tall.
- Leave some space around it (at least 8 px) so it doesn't touch other buttons.
- It works on light and dark pages as it is; there is no light version.
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
-# Porting playbook
+# Porting playbook: symptom → cause → fix

-Everything here was hit while porting Quest and Rift games to the Steam Frame (September–October 2026; 38 catalog recipes). The machine-readable
+Everything here was hit while porting Quest and Rift games to the Steam Frame (Sept–Oct 2026; 38 catalog recipes). The machine-readable
 version is `catalog/triage.yaml` (used by `frameport test` / the Job screen); keep both in sync.

 ## Fast path for a new game
@@ -8,13 +8,12 @@ version is `catalog/triage.yaml` (used by `frameport test` / the Job screen); ke
 2. `frameport build <pkg>` → all static checks must pass (32-bit-only → stop, it can't run).
 3. `frameport install <pkg>` → `frameport test <pkg>`: want **RUNNING** + "Submitting frames" at ~72 fps.
 4. Put the headset on and look. Headless tests can't judge visuals (no FOCUSED state without the headset worn).
-5. Fix by symptom below, rebuild, repeat. When it's good: **Save as known-good** (GUI) or add a catalog YAML.
+5. Fix by symptom below, rebuild, repeat. When it's good: **Save as known-good** (GUI) / add a catalog YAML.

 ## Startup failures (visible in launch.log)
 | Symptom | Cause | Fix |
 |---|---|---|
-| A launch test suggests a patch (for example triage `sdl-no-clipboard` → `frame.sdl_clipboard`) but the game page doesn't show it / lists it as not applicable; or a game added long ago lacks warnings newer ones get (Android version, web wrapper, missing OBB) (GitHub #104, Dramatic Shape) | the library entry was analyzed by an older FramePort: the analysis field the patch reads (`sdl_java`, `min_sdk`, `web_wrapper`, `expects_obb`, …) is missing, so `applies()` is false | entries whose `analysis.extra.analysis_version` is below `detect.ANALYSIS_VERSION` are analyzed again at the GUI's start (background) and before a build (`pipeline.refresh_analyses`); by hand: game menu → "Analyze again", then Update on Frame. An unreadable APK is marked `analysis_failed` (retried after the next version bump). Adding an analysis field: bump `ANALYSIS_VERSION` |
-| One eye (usually the right) shimmers or jitters in the 3D view while menus and panels look steady; pacing is clean (GitHub #69, for example RTCWQuest, Moss) | Valve's eye-tracked foveation layer (`VALVE_fdm_injection`) moves its low-density regions with each eye's gaze, and the right eye's gaze filter restarts often (`CEyePoseUKF R: Large dt … Bootstrapped` in `~/.local/share/Steam/logs/eyetracking.txt`) | Customize → "Eye-tracked foveation (Valve)" (`device.foveation`): **Fixed** (`FDM_DEBUG=disable_offsets`, keeps the GPU saving) or **Off** (`VK_INSTANCE_LAYERS=""`); catalog field `foveation:` |
+| One eye (usually the right) shimmers or jitters in the 3D view while menus and panels look steady; pacing is clean (GitHub #69, e.g. RTCWQuest, Moss) | Valve's eye-tracked foveation layer (`VALVE_fdm_injection`) moves its low-density regions with each eye's gaze, and the right eye's gaze filter restarts often (`CEyePoseUKF R: Large dt … Bootstrapped` in `~/.local/share/Steam/logs/eyetracking.txt`) | Customize → "Eye-tracked foveation (Valve)" (`device.foveation`): **Fixed** (`FDM_DEBUG=disable_offsets`, keeps the GPU saving) or **Off** (`VK_INSTANCE_LAYERS=""`); catalog field `foveation:` |
 | A Unity OpenXR game closes right after the OpenXR instance is created: `F VrApiLoader: vrapi_SetPropertyInt was called before vrapi_Initialize()!`, SIGABRT on UnityMain (GitHub #62, Jurassic World Aftermath) | the APK still ships Meta's VrApi loader; OVRPlugin (1.89, on OpenXR) calls it without starting VrApi and Meta's loader aborts. The VrApi bridge can't replace it (39 of the loader's 114 functions: OVRPlugin wouldn't link) | `frame.vrapi_stub` (same exports, each returns 0); triage `vrapi-before-init` |
 | A VrApi game exits at once: `UnsatisfiedLinkError … dlopen failed: cannot locate symbol "vrapi_PollEvent"` (GitHub #57, BlazeRush) | the engine imports a VrApi function the VrApi bridge didn't implement | the bridge has `vrapi_PollEvent`, `RecenterPose`, `SetDisplayRefreshRate`, `GetSystemPropertyFloatArray` (rebuild the game); the static check "VrApi functions resolvable" names any other missing one; triage `vrapi-symbol-missing` |
 | A Team Beef port (Lambda1VR, RTCWQuest, …) exits at once: `UnsatisfiedLinkError: dlopen failed: library "libopenxr_loader_valve.so" not found` (GitHub #59) | TBXR loads `openxr_loader_<Build.MANUFACTURER>` (Lepton: valve) and takes the Meta path only when `strstr(OPENXR_HMD, "meta")` matches, else Pico's | `frame.tbxr_vendor` (empty `libopenxr_loader_valve.so` + the "meta" literal → "alve"). Game data (`xash/`, …) goes to /sdcard: upload it with the Files tab to the game's storage. Black eyes with `TBXR: Incomplete frame buffer object: GL_FRAMEBUFFER_INCOMPLETE_MULTISAMPLE`: TBXR always uses multisampled render-to-texture (even `--msaa 1`); `frame.tbxr_vendor` links the GL shim, which hands it single-sampled versions (log `GL shim: multisampled render-to-texture … drawn single-sampled`) |
@@ -22,113 +21,75 @@ version is `catalog/triage.yaml` (used by `frameport test` / the Job screen); ke
 | `cannot locate symbol "ovrPeerConnectionState_ToString"` (or another `ovr<Enum>_ToString`) at start (BlazeRush, GitHub #57) | OVRPort's platform loader lacks several Platform SDK enum helpers | `frame.ovrstubs` now stubs them too; `*_ToString` stubs return "" (not NULL) |
 | Exits right after the OpenXR instance is created: `Failed to create XR session: -50` (`XR_ERROR_GRAPHICS_REQUIREMENTS_CALL_MISSING`, Lambda1VR) | the game skips `xrGet*GraphicsRequirementsKHR`; Meta's runtime tolerates it, SteamVR's doesn't. Lambda1VR's TBXR doesn't even enable `XR_KHR_opengl_es_enable` (only `XR_EXT_local_floor`) | FrameBridge adds `XR_KHR_opengl_es_enable` when an app enables no graphics API extension, asks for the requirements on the game's behalf and retries xrCreateSession once (logs `added XR_KHR_opengl_es_enable …`, `the app skipped …; asked for it`; every launch logs the final extension list `xrCreateInstance with N extension(s)`); triage `graphics-requirements-missing`. Verified headless: Lambda1VR runs at 72 fps |
 | Exits at start: `OVRAvatar-Loader: DisplayErrorAndExit: Failed to launch SystemActivities` after `ovrAvatar_Initialize: Failed to load AvatarSDK driver` (BlazeRush, GitHub #57) | Meta's avatar loader needs Horizon; it then tries Meta's error screen and aborts | `frame.avatar_stub` (same exports, do nothing); triage `avatar-driver-missing`. Games that ship the library but don't start avatars at launch (Lucky's Tale, BattleSisters, Arcsmith) don't need it |
-| Frame freezes or the game is killed (OOM) on the first controller vibration (for example Lucky's Tale's save slots, BattleSisters, Sniper Elite VR's tutorial grab: memory grows ~1 GB/s until the kill) | OVRPort runtimes up to 3.4.3-23204ea read the haptic envelope's duration (ns) as seconds and allocate gigabytes of samples (GitHub #9, ovrport/app#73); also reached from Unity's legacy `ovrp_SetControllerHaptics`; perf page faults all in `libopenxr_loader.so` `xrApplyHapticFeedback` | `adapter.haptic_fix` (envelope → one plain vibration in `native/xrshim`; PCM vibrations (`XrHapticPcmVibrationFB`) are converted the same way). Fixed in runtime 3.4.3-aa54c3f: builds made with it leave the workaround out by themselves (log "not needed: adapter.haptic_fix", `frameport show` "last build left out"); rebuild an older build to switch |
 | Controller vibrations much stronger than on a Quest (The Boys VR, Jurassic World, BONELAB, …) | OVRPlugin games send amplitude envelopes; `haptic_fix` turned each into one vibration at the envelope's *peak* for its whole duration (a short fading pulse became a long full-strength buzz) | `haptic_fix` now uses the envelope's RMS; Game settings → "Vibration strength" (`haptic_scale`, 0-1) scales every vibration in FrameBridge; launch.log shows the first requests (`haptic: …`). OVRPlugin stops a vibration with amplitude 0 (2 s duration): FrameBridge turns that into xrStopHapticFeedback (without it the last buzz ran its full 2 s) |
-| Play or a launch test fails at once: `Game files missing at <path> (storage not mounted?)` in launch.log, or "… files are on a drive that isn't inserted" (GitHub #90) | the game was installed or moved to a microSD card (`<mount>/FramePort/<pkg>`) that isn't inserted or mounted now | insert the card; or move the game back (game menu → Move to…, `frameport frame move <pkg> --to internal`) once the card is back. `frameport frame drives` shows what the agent sees (exFAT/NTFS cards are refused: format in SteamOS) |
-| A Linux app started from Desktop Mode's menu closes after ~2 s, or opens on the wrong display (GitHub #84) | its launcher predates agent v63: the "Steam parent gone" watchdog ended it when Plasma's launcher exited, and it took gamescope's DISPLAY from Steam | connect FramePort once (agent v63's `upgrade_launchers` adds the `FRAMEPORT_DESKTOP` checks; the menu entry runs `env FRAMEPORT_DESKTOP=1 <anchor>/launch.sh`). Game Mode controller problems in such apps are Steam Input's (a separate issue) |
-| A Linux app (AppImage) shows no/FramePort's placeholder icon in Desktop Mode or Steam (GitHub #99) | before agent v64 only FramePort's art set's icon was used, and a lone AppImage has no store art | connect FramePort once (agent v64 copies the app's `.DirIcon` / `.desktop` `Icon=` to `<anchor>/artwork/app-icon.*` and refreshes the menu entry); reinstall to also get it into the library + Steam shortcut. Still the placeholder: check `<base>/app/squashfs-root/.DirIcon` and the `.desktop` file's `Icon=` (an icon outside the app folder or only an XPM isn't used); a chosen icon (`artwork/.icon-source` = `custom`) always wins |
-| An overlay app (fpsVR, a wrist watch) installed on the Frame never appears, or SteamVR doesn't start it | not registered with the Frame's SteamVR, or registered with a manifest SteamVR skips: on the Frame vrserver reads only `binary_path_linux_arm` (vrserver.txt: "must specify binary_path for launch_type binary. Skipping") | `pcvr.vr_overlay` (Windows) / a Linux app with a bundled `.vrmanifest` (`is_dashboard_overlay`): agent v75 `register_vr_overlay` (check `vrcmd --overlays`, `~/.config/openvr/config/appconfig.json` manifest_paths); the app's own `--install` writes binary_path_linux only. fpsVR under Proton never loads OpenVR (quits after 60 s): unsupported for now |
 | Every game suddenly fails to start: `crun: create keyring …: Disk quota exceeded`, `is not a running context` | rootless podman leaked a kernel keyring per launch; 200-key quota exhausted | `keyring = false` in `~/.config/containers/containers.conf` (FramePort agent does it), then reboot the Frame once |
-| A Unity app's text field shows a caret for a moment and loses focus; no keyboard appears (for example Stremio VR login) | Unity's TMP_InputField/InputField wait for Android's on-screen keyboard and close themselves without one (Lepton has none); headless VR apps also have no focused Android window, so no key press reaches them | `frame.unity_text_input` (Cpp2IL finds `TouchScreenKeyboardShouldBeUsed`/`isKeyboardUsingEvents`, rewritten to false/true) + `device.text_input_window` (lepton-show-flatscreen: Steam's keyboard and Type on Frame work) |
+| A Unity app's text field shows a caret for a moment and loses focus; no keyboard appears (e.g. Stremio VR login) | Unity's TMP_InputField/InputField wait for Android's on-screen keyboard and close themselves without one (Lepton has none); headless VR apps also have no focused Android window, so no key press reaches them | `frame.unity_text_input` (Cpp2IL finds `TouchScreenKeyboardShouldBeUsed`/`isKeyboardUsingEvents`, rewritten to false/true) + `device.text_input_window` (lepton-show-flatscreen: Steam's keyboard and Type on Frame work) |
 | Play gives Steam's "Game configuration unavailable"; Steam's console_log: `GameAction [AppID <id>] … RequestingLicense → UpdatingAppInfo → LaunchApp failed with AppError_9` | this Frame's Steam never loaded FramePort's shortcuts.vdf entry (it treats the id as a store app); cause unknown (GitHub #21/#30) | automatic since agent v43: Play registers the game through Steam's devkit interface ("Devkit Game: …", `devkit_register`) and starts that; uninstall removes it. Agent v58: a devkit entry Steam forgot after a restart is added again live on Play (no NOT_IN_LIBRARY → no Steam restart), and installs/art updates of devkit games only copy art (no Steam restart, GitHub #41) |
 | Steam's Exit game leaves the game running (container `lepton-steamlaunch-<appid>` still up) | Steam stopped only its `reaper`; launch.sh and Lepton (setsid) never got a signal (GitHub #36) | agent v44: launch.sh's 2 s loop ends the game when its parent is gone (`upgrade_launchers` adds it to existing launchers); by hand: `podman kill lepton-steamlaunch-<appid>` |
-| Black screen at start while audio/ExoPlayer runs; log `xrEndFrame: dropped N unusable layer(s)`, a quad layer with swapchain 0x0 (for example I Am Monkey's intro video) | The game plays video into an Android-surface swapchain (XR_KHR_android_surface_swapchain); the Frame's runtime lists the extension but returns FUNCTION_UNSUPPORTED | adapter `surface_emul` (default on): FrameBridge gives the player a SurfaceTexture-backed Surface and copies each frame into an ordinary swapchain (log `surface_emul: …`) |
-| The game quits right after start: `Something failed to initialize. Quitting!` / `We don't have write permission to …/files/cloud/data` (for example SUPERHOT) | The game created a save folder with mode 1700; inside Lepton the app writes through the folder's group | launch.sh `fix_perms` adds owner + group write to every folder in the game's storage (agent 41); reinstall to get the new launcher |
-| The whole Frame slows to a halt, then the game is killed (`Out of memory: Killed process … anon-rss:10+ GB`), for example Lucky's Tale | The game's own memory grows ~1 GB/s on Unity's `Loading.PreloadManager` thread (perf page-fault profile); not the flat window, not the text-input patches | none yet: mark unsupported; profile with `perf record -p <pid> -e page-faults --call-graph fp` (works as steamos, `perf_event_paranoid` 2) |
-| A Linux app exits at once: `cannot execute binary file: Exec format error` in launch.log | an x86_64 program started directly (installed before FramePort ran x86 builds through FEX, or by hand) | reinstall it: x86_64 Linux apps install FEX on the Frame and start through it (agent v61, `kind: linux_x86`; FEX also needs `STEAM_COMPAT_DATA_PATH`: "No compat data path?" in launch.log = an agent v60 launcher, reinstall); triage `linux-x86-no-fex`. Prefer an arm64 build when the app offers one |
+| Black screen at start while audio/ExoPlayer runs; log `xrEndFrame: dropped N unusable layer(s)`, a quad layer with swapchain 0x0 (e.g. I Am Monkey's intro video) | The game plays video into an Android-surface swapchain (XR_KHR_android_surface_swapchain); the Frame's runtime lists the extension but returns FUNCTION_UNSUPPORTED | adapter `surface_emul` (default on): FrameBridge gives the player a SurfaceTexture-backed Surface and copies each frame into an ordinary swapchain (log `surface_emul: …`) |
+| The game quits right after start: `Something failed to initialize. Quitting!` / `We don't have write permission to …/files/cloud/data` (e.g. SUPERHOT) | The game created a save folder with mode 1700; inside Lepton the app writes through the folder's group | launch.sh `fix_perms` adds owner + group write to every folder in the game's storage (agent 41); reinstall to get the new launcher |
+| The whole Frame slows to a halt, then the game is killed (`Out of memory: Killed process … anon-rss:10+ GB`), e.g. Lucky's Tale | The game's own memory grows ~1 GB/s on Unity's `Loading.PreloadManager` thread (perf page-fault profile); not the flat window, not the text-input patches | none yet: mark unsupported; profile with `perf record -p <pid> -e page-faults --call-graph fp` (works as steamos, `perf_event_paranoid` 2) |
 | `APP_ACTIVITY is empty`, nothing starts | Manifest has category INFO only; Lepton needs LAUNCHER | `frame.launcher` (automatic) |
 | PC VR game on the Frame shows as a flat window / Revive: `Unable to load LibOVRRT DLL` / `LoaderInstance::CreateInstance chained CreateInstance call failed` | Frame SteamVR runtime rejects OpenXR apiVersion 1.1 (`XR_ERROR_API_VERSION_UNSUPPORTED`), which Proton 11's VR helper requests | `pcvr.xr_timefix` (Frame OpenXR layer, default on): retries xrCreateInstance as 1.0 |
-| Unreal PC VR game on the Frame runs as a flat window although OpenXR works (no `LogHMD` OVRPlugin lines; Unreal logs nothing when it skips the Oculus plugin) / launch.log: `FramePort oculushmd: could not create the OculusHMDConnected event` | UE's OculusHMD (and LibOVR's `ovr_Detect`) only start when the Windows event `OculusHMDConnected` exists and is signaled; on a PC the Oculus service creates it. Revive hooks `OpenEventW` for it, but that relies on Detours patching Wine's (ARM64EC) kernelbase | `pcvr.oculus_unreal` (default for Unreal Rift games; PC VR counterpart of overport's `patch_oculus_unreal`): launch.sh runs the injector through `fp_oculushmd.exe`, which provides the real event until the game exits |
-| PC VR game runs as a flat 2D window (no VR) | SteamVR was not running, so Revive/LibOVR had no runtime to bind to | FramePort now auto-starts SteamVR on Play; make sure SteamVR comes up before the game |
+| Unreal PC VR game on the Frame runs as a flat window although OpenXR works (no `LogHMD` OVRPlugin lines; Unreal logs nothing when it skips the Oculus plugin) / launch.log: `FramePort oculushmd: could not create the OculusHMDConnected event` | UE's OculusHMD (and LibOVR's `ovr_Detect`) only start when the Windows event `OculusHMDConnected` exists and is signalled; on a PC the Oculus service creates it. Revive hooks `OpenEventW` for it, but that relies on Detours patching Wine's (ARM64EC) kernelbase | `pcvr.oculus_unreal` (default for Unreal Rift games; PC VR counterpart of overport's `patch_oculus_unreal`): launch.sh runs the injector through `fp_oculushmd.exe`, which provides the real event until the game exits |
+| PC VR game runs as a flat 2D window (no VR) | SteamVR was not running, so Revive/LibOVR had no runtime to bind to | FramePort now auto-starts SteamVR on Play; make sure your headset/SteamVR come up before the game |
 | PC VR game crashed launching via Steam on the OpenXR backend | Revive's newer OpenXR backend was less reliable | PC now defaults to Revive's OpenVR (SteamVR) backend; reinstall to apply |
 | Oculus PC VR game: `Unable to load LibOVRRT DLL` / `-3001` on the Frame | The game can't find a VR runtime (Revive's LoadLibrary hook doesn't work under Proton-arm64) | `pcvr.libovr_redirect` (default on) symlinks Revive's runtime as `LibOVRRT{64,32}_1.dll` in the exe dir — pure substitution; a build that checks the runtime signature then hits `-3021` (not bypassed) |
-| Oculus Rift game won't run on the Frame | Oculus/LibOVR game: needs Revive, whose hooks don't work under Proton-arm64, and FramePort won't defeat the Oculus runtime signature check | Play it on this PC (SteamVR + Revive). Only OpenVR/OpenXR-native Rift games run on the Frame |
+| Oculus Rift game won't run on the Steam Frame | Oculus/LibOVR game: needs Revive, whose hooks don't work under Proton-arm64, and FramePort won't defeat the Oculus runtime signature check | Play it on this PC (SteamVR + Revive). Only OpenVR/OpenXR-native Rift games run on the Frame |
 | Un-cracked Oculus PC VR game: "Initializing OVR session" then exits / signature check on the runtime | Revive's hooks don't install on Proton-arm64; the Oculus shim rejects the unsigned Revive runtime | Not runnable on the Frame without the repack's crack extracted (not done by FramePort); use the PC version |
 | PC VR game: `Failed to initialize Oculus API (-3001)` / `Unable to load LibOVRRT DLL` | Revive's LoadLibrary hook doesn't work under Proton arm64 (ARM64EC kernelbase); the game's LibOVR shim finds no runtime DLL | Symlink `LibOVRRT64_1.dll` → Revive's DLL in the prefix's system32 (manual so far) → then -3021 (runtime signature check; open) |
 | Uploads to the Frame are slow (~15 MB/s) | PC and Frame both on Wi-Fi through the home router | Connect the PC to the Frame's own hotspot (or a USB cable): FramePort uses the direct link automatically (~80-100 MB/s); job log line "Transfer link" |
 | PC VR game exits right away: `Unhandled Exception: 0xc06d007e` (after `FOnlineSubsystemOculus::InitWithWindowsPlatform`) | Delay-loaded `LibOVRPlatform64_1.dll` (Oculus Platform SDK, installed with the Oculus app) is missing | None on the Frame (entitlement check; FramePort doesn't replace it). PC mode with the Oculus app |
-| Unity PC VR game (Oculus + SteamVR build: `OVRPlugin.dll` and `openvr_api.dll` in `<Name>_Data/Plugins`) opens a window and quits after ~20 s; no VR Vulkan instance after the game's DXVK device in launch.log; Unity log (`unity log … Player.log`, agent v67): `OpenVR failed initialization` / `Initialization of device … failed` | Unity's built-in VR tries its SDKs in list order (Oculus first) unless `-vrmode` picks one; a catalog recipe verified with another build of the game (for example SUPERHOT VR's OpenXR build, GitHub #105) used to drop the build's own arguments | `pcvr.launch_args` = `-vrmode OpenVR` (detected for such builds; kept when the catalog's `xr` differs from the build's). A game's Electron launcher next to it (SHVR.exe) is ranked below the game |
 | Unreal PC VR game opens the crash reporter instead of closing | UE starts CrashReportClient.exe on a crash | `pcvr.no_crash_reporter` (default for Unreal Rift games): `-nocrashreports` + CrashReportClient.exe renamed `.disabled` in the Frame copy |
-| A backup's game was added without its data (library `data_dir` null, `data_bytes` 0) although the folder has .obb files | The OBBs sit in a layout the scan didn't know: `<game>/obb/<package>/`, `Android/obb/<package>/`, or SideQuest-style `<game>/apk/x.apk` + `<game>/obb/<package>/` | `sources/quest_dump.find_data_dir` finds a `<package>` folder with .obb files ≤3 levels below the APK's folder or ≤2 below its parent (skipping neighboring folders with APKs: other games); an `apk`/`apks` folder counts as part of its game folder. Add the folder again (Analyze again doesn't look for data) |
-| Game hangs at start / never loads although its .obb files are right there: next to the APK, in an `obb` folder beside an `apk` folder inside a `<package>` folder, or a SideQuest backup (`<timestamp>_<versionCode>.apk`) (GitHub #85, #91) | No folder named after the package, so the folder-layout checks found nothing and no OBB was uploaded | `quest_dump.find_data` then looks for the files by name, `(main\|patch).<versionCode>.<package>.obb` (any case), in the APK's folder, its parent and up to 3 levels below each (folders with their own APKs are other games); prefers the folder and files of the APK's own versionCode, else the newest older, else any version. When that folder also holds other things (the APK itself, other games' OBBs), the library entry gets `data_files` and only those files are uploaded, counted and deleted with the game. Add the folder again |
-| Unreal game: `JNI_OnLoad` (OVRPlugin), then silence: no OpenXR instance, no crash, no frames (GitHub #85 TRIANGLE STRATEGY; launch-test finding `missing-obb`) | Installed without its OBB: the manifest says `com.epicgames.ue4.GameActivity.bHasOBBFiles` = true (UE5: `com.epicgames.unreal.…`) but the library has no data folder (`data_dir` null, `data_bytes` 0) | Put the .obb files in a `<package>` (or `obb/`) folder next to the APK, add the folder again, reinstall. Analysis `extra.expects_obb`; the game page, the install question and `frameport scan`/`install` warn; launch tests that sent no frames get the `missing-obb` finding from the library (the game logs nothing). Unity split-binary builds count too (`extra.unity_split`, `analysis/unity_split.py`): an XR-plugin build (Oculus XR Plugin / Unity OpenXR library) without `assets/bin/Data/UnitySubsystems/` in the APK, or BuildSettings listing more scenes than the APK has `levelN` files (globalgamemanagers loose or read from the head of data.unity3d); exact on the 48 Unity APKs of the dumps (13 split, 17 full games; OBBs of full builds are asset bundles or sound banks) |
 | `INSTALL_FAILED_NO_MATCHING_ABIS` | 32-bit-only APK; Frame has no AArch32 | None. PC/Rift version via Revive |
-| Crash at start: `NoClassDefFoundError: … Landroid/window/OnBackInvokedCallback;` or `NoSuchMethodError: No static method storeStoreFence()V in class Ljava/lang/invoke/VarHandle;` (GitHub #71/#72, triage `android-too-new`) | The APK needs Android 13+ (minSdk 33 or more; those were 34) and calls its classes at start; Lepton's Android is 11 (API 30). OVRPort lowers minSdk to 29, so it installs anyway. minSdk ≤ 32 (Quest's Android 12L) is fine: 16 working catalog games declare 32 | None (analysis `extra.min_sdk` > 32 → a warning on the game page/CLI and in the recipe notes; never unsupported from the manifest alone, the launch test's triage decides). Waits for Valve to update Lepton's Android |
-| Nothing opens; `TWALauncherActivity: Using URL from Manifest (https://…)`, `Creating TwaLauncher for com.oculus.browser`, `NameNotFoundException: com.oculus.browser` (GitHub #86 Mahjong Table VR, triage `web-wrapper`) | The APK is a Trusted Web Activity (Bubblewrap / Meta's PWA packaging): a website that opens in Meta's browser, which Lepton doesn't have | None: open the URL in a browser. Analysis `extra.web_wrapper` (manifest meta-data `android.support.customtabs.trusted.DEFAULT_URL`, resolved through resources.arsc, or androidbrowserhelper's LauncherActivity) → a warning with the URL (not unsupported: the manifest alone never decides) |
 | `UnsatisfiedLinkError` / `cannot locate symbol "ovr_…"` | overport's platform loader lacks Meta platform functions | `frame.ovrstubs` (automatic, generated stubs) |
 | missing `ovrMessageType_ToString` | same, but the game needs a real string | `frame.ovrplatformcompat` (automatic) |
-| The game stays in its built-in language or waits at start although its OBB / files hold language packs (`<tag>.lang`, for example `de.lang`) | overport's platform loader answers `ovr_LanguagePack_GetCurrent/SetCurrent` with request id 0, so the game never gets the pack's path | `frame.langpacks` (opt-in, experimental, shown for games whose data has `*.lang`; `native/langpack`, build it with `python native/build.py --only langpack`). Default pack: the one the game applies, else env `FRAMEPORT_LANGPACK=<tag>`, else the only pack; search path override `FRAMEPORT_LANGPACK_DIRS`. Unreal games (Deadpool VR) gray out a pack whose asset `Metadata` differs from the game's version string: the patch writes the APK's versionName as Metadata (env `FRAMEPORT_LANGPACK_META` overrides) and reports the pack under the `/storage/emulated/0/Android/obb/<pkg>/` spelling of its path; with `/sdcard/…` the text switched but the dialogue stayed silent (verified in the headset with Deadpool VR) |
+| The game stays in its built-in language or waits at start although its OBB / files hold language packs (`<tag>.lang`, e.g. `de.lang`) | overport's platform loader answers `ovr_LanguagePack_GetCurrent/SetCurrent` with request id 0, so the game never gets the pack's path | `frame.langpacks` (opt-in, experimental, shown for games whose data has `*.lang`; `native/langpack`, build it with `python native/build.py --only langpack`). Default pack: the one the game applies, else env `FRAMEPORT_LANGPACK=<tag>`, else the only pack; search path override `FRAMEPORT_LANGPACK_DIRS`. Unreal games (Deadpool VR) grey out a pack whose asset `Metadata` differs from the game's version string: the patch writes the APK's versionName as Metadata (env `FRAMEPORT_LANGPACK_META` overrides) and reports the pack under the `/storage/emulated/0/Android/obb/<pkg>/` spelling of its path; with `/sdcard/…` the text switched but the dialogue stayed silent (verified in the headset with Deadpool VR) |
 | `ClassNotFoundException com.oculus.os.AnalyticsEvent` → abort | Quest telemetry lookup in Meta XR Audio (Unreal build) or native code | `frame.metaxr_telemetry` + `frame.oculusos` (automatic) |
 | `JNI DETECTED ERROR`, `GetStringUTFChars … NULL` | CheckJNI is on because overport marks the app debuggable | `frame.nodebug` |
 | Unreal game quits a few seconds after start (`System.exit`) | ForceQuit after a failed Quest platform check | alternate build with `patch_remove_unreal_force_quit` (`use_alt`) |
-| Unreal game crashes a few seconds after the logo with no backtrace (Unreal's own signal handler hides it: logcat-crash.log empty, Zygote `exited due to signal 11`); the crashing thread is `GameThread`, pc in `libaaudio.so`, lr `libovrplatformloader.so (ovr_Microphone_GetOutputBufferMaxSize+0x10)`; the last platform call is `ovr_Microphone_Create` (for example The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners Ch. 2) | OVRPort's platform loader opens the microphone's AAudio stream only in `ovr_Microphone_Start`, but `GetOutputBufferMaxSize` reads that stream unchecked; Unreal's Oculus voice asks for the size right after `Create` | `frame.ovr_microphone` (NULL check rewritten in place; size 0 until the microphone starts). OVRPort runtime 3.4.3-aa54c3f has the check itself: builds made with it leave the patch out (log "not needed: frame.ovr_microphone", `patches/upstream.py`) |
+| Unreal game crashes a few seconds after the logo with no backtrace (Unreal's own signal handler hides it: logcat-crash.log empty, Zygote `exited due to signal 11`); the crashing thread is `GameThread`, pc in `libaaudio.so`, lr `libovrplatformloader.so (ovr_Microphone_GetOutputBufferMaxSize+0x10)`; the last platform call is `ovr_Microphone_Create` (e.g. The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners Ch. 2) | OVRPort's platform loader opens the microphone's AAudio stream only in `ovr_Microphone_Start`, but `GetOutputBufferMaxSize` reads that stream unchecked; Unreal's Oculus voice asks for the size right after `Create` | `frame.ovr_microphone` (NULL check rewritten in place; size 0 until the microphone starts) |
 | `xrCreateSwapchain` -26 / format unsupported (GLES) | Frame takes only sRGB formats, no MSAA | adapter `swapchain_fix` (default on) |
-| Frames rejected, "Waiting…" forever | a layer uses a failed swapchain or an extension that isn't enabled (for example equirect2) | adapter `layer_fix` (default on) |
+| Frames rejected, "Waiting…" forever | a layer uses a failed swapchain or an extension that isn't enabled (e.g. equirect2) | adapter `layer_fix` (default on) |
 | `xrConvert…TimeKHR` FUNCTION_UNSUPPORTED spam; VrApi bridge stalls before recenter | runtime lacks timespec conversion | current adapter emulates it |
-| Crash on the first frame, backtrace `libVkLayer_fossilize.so` ← `FVulkanRenderPass::FVulkanRenderPass` (crash logcat) | the engine leaves the pNext of unused Vulkan attachment references uninitialized; Lepton always loads Steam's Fossilize layer (guest is userdebug, so even a non-debuggable APK gets it), which follows the pointer | `frame.vk_sanitize` (default on for Unreal; Vulkan shim `libfp_vk.so`; triage `fossilize-renderpass`), for example Deadpool VR |
-| SIGABRT right after start, backtrace `libopenxr_loader.so (xrCreateSwapchain+…)` | overport's dispatcher aborts on swapchains > 4096 px ("Wrong createInfo size"); video players use 7680×3840 theater textures | `frame.swapchain_limit` (default on; guard → 16384 px; triage `swapchain-size-abort`), for example 4XVR |
-| Video/menu panel missing, log `dropped N unusable layer(s)` with cylinder (1000017000) or equirect2 (1000091000) layers | the Frame runtime lacks XR_KHR_composition_layer_cylinder/equirect(2)/cube (its SteamVR runtime only composites quad + projection layers) | adapter shows cylinders as flat strips (setting `cylinder_strips`, default on); 360° equirect layers (theaters, 360° videos): `adapter.equirect_emul` (GLES only, per game) |
-| 360° theater / 360° video black or missing (for example 4XVR) | equirect layers dropped | `adapter.equirect_emul=1`: a worker thread with a shared GLES context converts each 360° image to a cube map when it changes and draws one adapter projection layer from it for every frame with exactly that frame's views; it replaces the 360° layers in place, so the game's own projection layer (balcony, controllers, 360° videos it draws itself) stays on top. Quads can't be used: the Frame draws quad layers above every projection layer whatever the order. Log: `first 360 view ready`, `in 5 s: N 360 image update(s) … M view redraw(s)`. Upside down / mirrored / behind you: `equirect_flip` 1/2/4 (`frameport settings <pkg> equirect_flip=1`, no rebuild). Never Vulkan (a Vulkan renderer hung the Frame's GPU in AC Nexus) |
-| Unity game hangs right after its first frames, no `pacing:` lines; SIGQUIT dump shows UnityMain in a game library's `JNI_OnLoad` → `usleep` (for example SKYBOX: `libskybox.so`, `SignatureChecker`) | the game checks its APK signing certificate; every port is re-signed | can't be fixed without defeating anti-tamper (FramePort doesn't): mark "Can't run". Diagnose hangs: `podman exec <container> kill -3 <pid>` writes all thread stacks to launch.log |
-| Video player doesn't list sent videos (for example 4XVR "Internal Storage" only shows some) | the player lists its own /sdcard folder (4XVR: /sdcard/4XPlayer), not /sdcard/Movies; Android's media index doesn't work in Lepton | game page "Add videos" / game menu "Add videos and files" (Videos + the app's own folder, hard links) or `frameport frame send <files> --app <pkg>` |
-| One eye gray in a stereo video, log `xrCreateSwapchain … result=-10` | the runtime refused a swapchain (XR_ERROR_LIMIT_REACHED) | fewer/smaller swapchains: lower `equirect_res`; unresolved |
-| Menu/screen jumps to where you look (for example 4XVR) | the app re-creates LOCAL spaces (4XVR: every 2–4 s) and the Frame places them at the current head yaw, or the app recenters after the Frame's brief focus dips | turn on `adapter.layer_debug`, check `that LOCAL space sits at … deg` vs `focus_hold: hid a … ms focus dip`; patches: `adapter.stable_local` (new LOCAL spaces line up with the first) / `adapter.focus_hold` (on by default: hides dips up to `focus_hold_ms` once the game has been focused for a second; never at start-up: a global debounce broke AC Nexus) |
+| Crash on the first frame, backtrace `libVkLayer_fossilize.so` ← `FVulkanRenderPass::FVulkanRenderPass` (crash logcat) | the engine leaves the pNext of unused Vulkan attachment references uninitialized; Lepton always loads Steam's Fossilize layer (guest is userdebug, so even a non-debuggable APK gets it), which follows the pointer | `frame.vk_sanitize` (default on for Unreal; Vulkan shim `libfp_vk.so`; triage `fossilize-renderpass`), e.g. Deadpool VR |
+| SIGABRT right after start, backtrace `libopenxr_loader.so (xrCreateSwapchain+…)` | overport's dispatcher aborts on swapchains > 4096 px ("Wrong createInfo size"); video players use 7680×3840 theatre textures | `frame.swapchain_limit` (default on; guard → 16384 px; triage `swapchain-size-abort`), e.g. 4XVR |
+| Video/menu panel missing, log `dropped N unusable layer(s)` with cylinder (1000017000) or equirect2 (1000091000) layers | the Frame runtime lacks XR_KHR_composition_layer_cylinder/equirect(2)/cube (its SteamVR runtime only composites quad + projection layers) | adapter shows cylinders as flat strips (setting `cylinder_strips`, default on); 360° equirect layers (theatres, 360° videos): `adapter.equirect_emul` (GLES only, per game) |
+| 360° theatre / 360° video black or missing (e.g. 4XVR) | equirect layers dropped | `adapter.equirect_emul=1`: a worker thread with a shared GLES context converts each 360° image to a cube map when it changes and draws one adapter projection layer from it for every frame with exactly that frame's views; it replaces the 360° layers in place, so the game's own projection layer (balcony, controllers, 360° videos it draws itself) stays on top. Quads can't be used: the Frame draws quad layers above every projection layer whatever the order. Log: `first 360 view ready`, `in 5 s: N 360 image update(s) … M view redraw(s)`. Upside down / mirrored / behind you: `equirect_flip` 1/2/4 (`frameport settings <pkg> equirect_flip=1`, no rebuild). Never Vulkan (a Vulkan renderer hung the Frame's GPU in AC Nexus) |
+| Unity game hangs right after its first frames, no `pacing:` lines; SIGQUIT dump shows UnityMain in a game library's `JNI_OnLoad` → `usleep` (e.g. SKYBOX: `libskybox.so`, `SignatureChecker`) | the game checks its APK signing certificate; every port is re-signed | can't be fixed without defeating anti-tamper (FramePort doesn't): mark "Can't run". Diagnose hangs: `podman exec <container> kill -3 <pid>` writes all thread stacks to launch.log |
+| Video player doesn't list sent videos (e.g. 4XVR "Internal Storage" only shows some) | the player lists its own /sdcard folder (4XVR: /sdcard/4XPlayer), not /sdcard/Movies; Android's media index doesn't work in Lepton | GUI game page "Add videos" / "Add videos & files…" (Videos + the app's own folder, hard links) or `frameport frame send <files> --app <pkg>` |
+| One eye grey in a stereo video, log `xrCreateSwapchain … result=-10` | the runtime refused a swapchain (XR_ERROR_LIMIT_REACHED) | fewer/smaller swapchains: lower `equirect_res`; unresolved |
+| Menu/screen jumps to where you look (e.g. 4XVR) | the app re-creates LOCAL spaces (4XVR: every 2–4 s) and the Frame places them at the current head yaw, or the app recentres after the Frame's brief focus dips | turn on `adapter.layer_debug`, check `that LOCAL space sits at … deg` vs `focus_hold: hid a … ms focus dip`; fixes: `adapter.stable_local` (new LOCAL spaces line up with the first) / `adapter.focus_hold` (hides dips < 600 ms after 3 s focused; never at start-up: a global debounce broke AC Nexus) |
 | Pointer misses menu items | the Frame's aim pose differs from Touch's | `adapter.layer_debug` logs `aim in grip … pitch/yaw`; correct with `aim_pitch`/`aim_yaw`/`aim_forward` (`frameport settings`, no rebuild) |
-| Video stutters although fps is steady | video frame rate doesn't divide the refresh rate (30 fps at 72 Hz) | `adapter.refresh_rate` (for example 90 for 30 fps, 72 for 24 fps); `layer_debug` logs the offered rates and the app's own requests |
-| PC VR game judders/stutters although the GPU keeps up; vrcompositor.txt "Timed out. N total" high or frames dropped | the game misses the headset's refresh (for example 96 Hz = 10.4 ms; Stormland's slow frames take 10.7 ms) | `pcvr.steamvr_tuning` (default on): next Play sets SteamVR per-app `preferredRefreshRate` + `motionSmoothingOverride` via `fp_vrsettings.exe` |
-| Quest app keeps recentering / snapping the view when you turn your head; log shows session state 5→4→3→4→5 within a second | the Frame briefly takes focus; the app recenters on focus changes | adapter `focus_hold` (on by default; an earlier global debounce made AC Nexus stay black and was removed) |
+| Video stutters although fps is steady | video frame rate doesn't divide the refresh rate (30 fps at 72 Hz) | `adapter.refresh_rate` (e.g. 90 for 30 fps, 72 for 24 fps); `layer_debug` logs the offered rates and the app's own requests |
+| PC VR game judders/stutters although the GPU keeps up; vrcompositor.txt "Timed out. N total" high or frames dropped | the game misses the headset's refresh (e.g. 96 Hz = 10.4 ms; Stormland's slow frames take 10.7 ms) | `pcvr.steamvr_tuning` (default on): next Play sets SteamVR per-app `preferredRefreshRate` + `motionSmoothingOverride` via `fp_vrsettings.exe` |
+| Quest app keeps recentering / snapping the view when you turn your head; log shows session state 5→4→3→4→5 within a second | the Frame briefly takes focus; the app recenters on focus changes | unfixed: hiding the dips (debounce) made AC Nexus stay black, so it was removed |
 | Video player / app finds no local videos; MediaProvider "Requested path /home/steamos/... doesn't appear under ..." | Lepton's /sdcard is a symlink to a host path, so Android's media index rejects every file | upload in the Files tab (Videos = /sdcard/Movies) and browse folders in the app |
 | Batman: Arkham Shadow closes during smoke-bomb effects; later input-tree corruption | Meta XR Audio Wwise deletes queued metadata still referenced by the current audio frame, then writes through the stale pointer | FrameBridge automatically retires metadata after current-frame references disappear, for the verified AArch64 SDK build only; see [AUDIO_METADATA.md](AUDIO_METADATA.md) |
-| Game stays on a loading or "Waiting" box although it reached FOCUSED; log `FrameBridge: xrEndFrame failed -25` then no more `pacing:` lines (for example PowerWash Simulator on some Frames, GitHub #39) | The eye image rect ends a few pixels past its swapchain (Unity rounds the swapchain width, the runtime's recommended size differs per Frame); SteamVR rejects every frame with XR_ERROR_SWAPCHAIN_RECT_INVALID | FrameBridge clamps every projection/quad image rect to its swapchain (`rect_clamp`, default on since 0.11.0; log `rect_clamp: view N image rect clamped`): rebuild + reinstall the game |
-| Unity game (OVRPlugin, GLES) crashes ~10 s in: `FrameBridge: xrCreateSwapchain … faces=6 … result=-2`, OVRPlugin `CreateSwapchain for eye 0: 0x0, 0 stages`, then render-thread SIGSEGV in memset ← libOVRPlugin ← `ovrp_EndFrame4` (libgallium/ANR follow; for example Budget Cuts Ultimate, GitHub #107); triage `cube-swapchain-refused` | The game shows a cube-map layer (OVROverlay cubemap); the Frame's runtime has no cube layers and refuses cube swapchains (XR_ERROR_RUNTIME_FAILURE); OVRPlugin doesn't check and writes into the image list it never got | FrameBridge `cube_standin` (default on): a refused cube swapchain is served as a GL cube map in the game's context and its layers are dropped (log `cube_standin: runtime refused …`): rebuild + reinstall. GLES only; a Vulkan game keeps the error |
+| Game stays on a loading or "Waiting" box although it reached FOCUSED; log `FrameBridge: xrEndFrame failed -25` then no more `pacing:` lines (e.g. PowerWash Simulator on some Frames, GitHub #39) | The eye image rect ends a few pixels past its swapchain (Unity rounds the swapchain width, the runtime's recommended size differs per Frame); SteamVR rejects every frame with XR_ERROR_SWAPCHAIN_RECT_INVALID | FrameBridge clamps every projection/quad image rect to its swapchain (`rect_clamp`, default on since 0.11.0; log `rect_clamp: view N image rect clamped`): rebuild + reinstall the game |
 | Game (Unity, GLES) freezes, `zink: DEVICE LOST` | multisampled render-to-texture hangs the GPU | `frame.unity_no_msaa`; if it persists: unfixable → PC version |
-| Unreal GLES game crashes ~3 s after start: `Fatal signal 11 … fault addr 0x10000 in tid … (RHIThread)`, `#01 … libgallium_dri.so` (GitHub #83 Star Wars Pinball VR, triage `unreal-msrtt-crash`) | Unreal's mobile MSAA renders through multisampled render-to-texture; Zink's `find_rp_state` then indexes `rendering_state_cache[6]` one past its end (sample count ≥ 32) and calls a junk hash function (0x10000). Mesa bug (no bounds check) | `frame.unreal_gl_shim` (GL shim with `gl_hide_msrtt`, multiview kept for Unreal: Unreal 4.25 only enables multiview with GL_OVR_multiview, GL_OVR_multiview2 **and** GL_OVR_multiview_multisampled_render_to_texture, so the shim keeps the last one visible for Unreal and maps glFramebufferTextureMultisampleMultiviewOVR to the single-sampled glFramebufferTextureMultiviewOVR; log `multiview multisampled render-to-texture (N samples) drawn single-sampled`) |
-| Crash with `SIGILL (ILL_ILLOPN)` and `*pc=0xd50323bf` (autiasp), for example on Unreal's HttpManager thread (GitHub #83 Star Wars Pinball VR, triage `pac-unpaired`) | The engine's OpenSSL ARMv8 assembly has autiasp without a matching paciasp (libUE4.so: 38 paciasp, 40 autiasp; Poly1305 NEON). Quest CPUs treat PAC hints as NOPs, the Frame's CPU checks them | `frame.pac_hints`: in a library with unpaired counts every paciasp/autiasp becomes a NOP (in place) |
-| launch.log ends with `logcat: Unexpected EOF!` right after `Waiting for app …`; the game runs, but Steam's "Resume game" menu isn't closed and the launch test shows nothing (Vader Immortal on Lepton 3.0.5, Under Cover on 2.8.14; about 1 launch in 50) | Lepton's logcat mirror died | Agent v67 `_logcat_keeper` (started by launch.sh, added to older launchers by `upgrade_launchers`) reads the container's logcat itself (`podman exec lepton-steamlaunch-<appid> logcat -v threadtime -T 2000`) and appends it to launch.log; log `<base>/logcat-keeper.log` |
-| A game no longer starts after a reinstall that was launch-tested right away: logcat `Zip: EOCD not found, …/base.apk is not zip` / `Failed to parse …base.apk`, no `Start proc` for the game (VR HOT, 2026-10-09) | The launch test's 45 s ran from the launcher, but the first start after an APK change spends ~1–2 min booting Lepton and installing the app: stopping the container mid-install left a broken installed copy | Agent v68: the test window counts from Lepton's `Waiting for app` (at most 240 s extra for boot + install). Repair a broken one: `touch <base>/lepton-app/game.apk` (Lepton re-installs it on the next start) |
-| Unreal game (OVRPlugin) never starts VR: launch.log has `OVRPlugin: JNI_OnLoad` but never `CompositorOpenXR::PreInitialize`, no OpenXR session, then a crash a few seconds in (for example Star Wars Pinball VR, UE 4.25: null pointer in `FSceneRenderer::GetMultiViewSceneColor`, GitHub #83) | Unreal's Oculus module looks up every `ovrp_*` function of the OVRPlugin it was built against (`InitializeOculusPluginWrapper`, all ANDed); OVRPort's OpenXR OVRPlugin lacks a few old ones (UE 4.25 / OVRPlugin 1.44: `ovrp_GetPTWNear`), so the wrapper fails and OculusHMD is never pre-initialized | `frame.unreal_ovrp_entrypoints` (suggested when analysis `unreal_ovrp_lookups` name functions the shipped OVRPlugin lacks): generated `libfp_ovrpstubs.so` (DT_NEEDED of libOVRPlugin.so; dlsym on the plugin's handle searches its dependencies) with a stand-in per missing name returning ovrpFailure (-1000); build note lists the names |
-| Only the Android home screen shows; the log has Unity's VR device as `None` (for example Accounting+, Unity 2017) | Unity 2017–2018 built-in Oculus support starts VR only when `com.oculus.systemactivities` is installed; Lepton has no Meta system apps, so Unity falls back to non-VR | `frame.unity_oculus_check`: that package name in libunity.so → `android`, plus `native/ovrpshim` (libfp_ovrp.so): Unity 2017's legacy frame loop (`ovrp_Update2`/`ovrp_BeginFrame`) never calls `ovrp_WaitToBeginFrame`, so without the shim no `xrWaitFrame` happens, `CompositorOpenXR::Update … outside of frame bounds` floods the log and the dashboard freezes. With it: log `ovrp frame loop shim: waited for frame N`, ~71 fps. Accounting+ then stops at "press any button" although its OVRInput gets clean input (`INPUT_PROBE` in the patch logs connected controllers/buttons/input focus per call) — unresolved |
-| Stuck on the loading screen or quits at start; `Unable to open archive file`, `is corrupted! Remove it and launch unity again` or `Failed to read data for the AssetBundle` in launch.log (for example Batman, GitHub #155) | The game's data folder (OBB) is incomplete or from another version than the APK | Copy the whole data folder again from the same install as the APK, add the game again, reinstall (triage `unity-data-missing`) |
-| Black flat window, then a GPU hang: kernel `hangcheck detected gpu lockup` (offending task the game), `zink: DEVICE LOST`, Unity render-thread crash; `outside of frame bounds` thousands of times a second (for example BattleSisters, Unity 2019.4) | Unity 2019 on its built-in VR (no `libOculusXRPlugin.so`) uses the same legacy frame loop as Unity 2017: no `xrWaitFrame`, the render thread floods the GPU | `frame.unity_oculus_check` adds the ovrpshim frame wait for these too (revision 2) |
-| Unity built-in VR game (with `frame.unity_oculus_check`) freezes at a scene switch: the log stops after `Boot: Activating Scene: …`, the process stays alive, every thread sleeps (for example Sniper Elite VR, Unity 2019.4) | The shim's `xrWaitFrame` blocks until the previously waited frame is begun; Unity skipped beginning it at the scene switch and its render thread then waited for the main thread (gdb: UnityMain in vrclient `CSxrSession::StartNextFrame` ← `ovrp_WaitToBeginFrame` ← `fpov_Update2`). OVRPlugin also only begins the frame index it waited for | `frame.unity_oculus_check` revision 5: libunity.so's `ovrp_BeginFrame`/`ovrp_EndFrame` go through the shim, which waits ≤ 50 ms for the last waited frame to begin, else skips the wait (log `the last waited frame wasn't begun`), and gives a begin/end of another index the waited one |
-| Unity built-in VR game: the hands/weapons trail the controllers by centimetres when moving (headset fine, 72 fps), for example Sniper Elite VR | Unity's physics-step `ovrp_Update2` (prediction 0) makes OVRPlugin locate the nodes at the monotonic clock's "now", the XrTime base on a Quest but 0.05–0.9 s behind the Frame's XrTime; the runtime extrapolates backwards and the render-step reads after it get those poses too. A larger prediction is capped by OVRPlugin (~0.07 s) | `frame.unity_oculus_check` revision 5 holds the physics-step update back: both steps read the render update's display-time poses |
-| OVRPlugin game: the hands lag behind the controllers (also with `ovrp_hold_physics` on or off; rendering fine), for example BattleSisters | OVRPlugin passes its monotonic-clock "now" on as the OpenXR time (OVRPort's dispatcher converts XR_KHR_convert_timespec_time 1:1: the Frame's runtime lacks it, and FrameBridge's emulation is never asked), but the Frame's XrTime runs ahead of CLOCK_MONOTONIC (2.56 s on SteamOS 0.4.5): with `pose_debug=1` the hand spaces show `time - predicted display time -2564 ms`; BattleSisters also asks for its head at XrTime 0.1 s every frame | `adapter.pose_time_fix` (FrameBridge, suggested for Unity built-in OVRPlugin games): a located time nearer the monotonic clock than XrTime's "now" is moved by the clock offset measured at xrWaitFrame, one more than 0.5 s before the display time goes to "now" (log `pose_time_fix: …`; `pose_debug=1` counts both per 5 s). Once a build has this FrameBridge it is toggled in settings.conf (no rebuild) The offset is the largest of the last ~2 s of xrWaitFrame samples (hitches made single samples dip by up to 2.5 s and pushed fixed times into the future); far-past requests get the frame's display time. Headless survey of 54 games (2026-10-09): no head/view request on the monotonic clock in any other game; UE4 OVRPlugin 1.89 games (Robo Recall, Vader, Phantom, Time Stall) and The Room VR ask for head/views at XrTime ≈ 0 every frame, which works today; hands only show in the headset. Suggested for Unity built-in Oculus games only. A time equal (±1 ms) to one of the last 6 predicted display times is never moved, and monotonic times are only told apart when the clocks are more than 4 display periods apart and the time is clearly nearer the monotonic "now" (GitHub #49: on a Frame with XrTime only ~68 ms ahead, a display-time request after a hitch was moved +67.7 ms) |
-| Unreal game stuck on a loading image after the intro, frames keep coming (72 fps), no crash (for example Vader Immortal) | suspect: a Meta Platform SDK request no message ever answers | diagnostics: `frame.ovr_trace` (opt-in) logs every `ovr_*` call, the answers `ovr_PopMessage` returns and every 10 s the unanswered requests (`fp_ovrtrace` in launch.log). Never fake an entitlement answer |
-| Own-engine game crashes in `libVkLayer_fossilize.so` (Fossilize's recording thread, for example Roblox) | same as Deadpool VR: uninitialised pointers in what Fossilize records | `frame.vk_sanitize` now also covers own-engine libraries that load `libvulkan.so` by name |
-| Crash right after the game gets focus, in `vrclient.so … UpdateActionStateInternal` / `sxr_xrSyncActions` (for example Myst) | a race in the Frame runtime's input code on the first sync after focus (not every launch) | adapter `sync_guard` (input syncs one at a time with event polling, paused 250 ms after FOCUSED) |
-| View jumps sideways / game pauses or freezes for a moment every few seconds (for example Blade & Sorcery, BattleGlide) | the Frame drops focus for ~0.5 s (FOCUSED→VISIBLE→SYNCHRONIZED); games pause or re-align the player (`OnVRPresence … Teleport`) | adapter `focus_hold` |
-| SDL / LÖVE app crashes at start: `NullPointerException … ClipboardManager.addPrimaryClipChangedListener` in `SDLClipboardHandler.<init>` (for example Dramatic Shape) | Lepton's Android has no clipboard service (`service check clipboard`: not found) | `frame.sdl_clipboard` (that call → nops in classes.dex, in place, `apk/dex.py`); reproduced and verified with LÖVE for Android 11.5 |
-| Game crashes at start: `java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: No virtual method getAvailableCommunicationDevices()… in class Landroid/media/AudioManager` at `com.vivox.sdk.AudioChangeListener.checkAudioRouteAndApplyChanges` (for example Green Hell VR, GitHub #101); triage `vivox-api31` | Newer Vivox (voice chat) builds call Android 12 audio-routing methods without a version check; Lepton is Android 11. Older Vivox builds (Eleven Table Tennis, BattleSisters) don't have that code | `frame.vivox_audio_route` (suggested by analysis `vivox_api31`): every AudioChangeListener method that calls one of them returns at once (`Dex.return_early`: return-void / `const/4 v0, 0; return v0`, in place); voice chat keeps the default audio route |
-| Controllers do nothing (for example stuck on a setup screen); log: `xrSuggestInteractionProfileBindings … XR_ERROR_PATH_UNSUPPORTED` | the game only suggests bindings for Meta's newer profiles (Touch Plus / Touch Pro); the Frame's Android runtime knows `oculus/touch_controller`, not those | adapter `profile_remap` (default on): the bindings are suggested again for Touch (log: `controller profile … -> oculus/touch_controller`) |
-| Some buttons do nothing or the wrong thing (for example a Quest game's X/Y on the Frame's left controller) | the game binds only Quest Touch and SteamVR maps Touch onto the Frame controllers with its own remap (Touch left X/Y land on the d-pad, right X and Y repeat B), or the runtime rejected a profile or an input call | turn on adapter `input_diag` (diagnostics, off by default; `frameport settings <pkg> input_diag=1`) and look for `input_diag:` lines: `bindings: <profile> accepted` or `unsupported: interaction profile <profile> -> <result>` with the rejected paths, `bindings: /user/hand/<hand> uses <profile>`, `unsupported: function <name>`, `unsupported: xrCreateAction -> <result> (<action>)` |
-| Unity game hangs or the whole Frame restarts (for example in a menu); log: `The current MSAA level is 0, but the recommended MSAA level is 4. Switching to the recommended level.` (for example Lucky's Tale) | Meta's OVRManager (`useRecommendedMSAALevel`) turns 4x MSAA on at runtime, past QualitySettings; multisampled render-to-texture on GLES/Zink hangs the GPU | `frame.unity_runtime_msaa_off` (Cpp2IL: `OVRDisplay.get_recommendedMSAALevel` → 0) |
-| Unity game: one eye shows only effects or gray, the other is fine (for example I Am Cat, Oculus XR Plugin on GLES) | the game's single-pass multiview rendering goes wrong for array slice 1 (the adapter submits both slices correctly) | `frame.unity_multipass` (Cpp2IL: `OculusSettings.GetStereoRenderingMode` → MultiPass); `swap_eyes=1` tells whether the game or the adapter is at fault |
+| Only the Android home screen shows; the log has Unity's VR device as `None` (e.g. Accounting+, Unity 2017) | Unity 2017–2018 built-in Oculus support starts VR only when `com.oculus.systemactivities` is installed; Lepton has no Meta system apps, so Unity falls back to non-VR | `frame.unity_oculus_check`: that package name in libunity.so → `android`, plus `native/ovrpshim` (libfp_ovrp.so): Unity 2017's legacy frame loop (`ovrp_Update2`/`ovrp_BeginFrame`) never calls `ovrp_WaitToBeginFrame`, so without the shim no `xrWaitFrame` happens, `CompositorOpenXR::Update … outside of frame bounds` floods the log and the dashboard freezes. With it: log `ovrp frame loop shim: waited for frame N`, ~71 fps. Accounting+ then stops at "press any button" although its OVRInput gets clean input (`INPUT_PROBE` in the patch logs connected controllers/buttons/input focus per call) — unresolved |
+| Black flat window, then a GPU hang: kernel `hangcheck detected gpu lockup` (offending task the game), `zink: DEVICE LOST`, Unity render-thread crash; `outside of frame bounds` thousands of times a second (e.g. BattleSisters, Unity 2019.4) | Unity 2019 on its built-in VR (no `libOculusXRPlugin.so`) uses the same legacy frame loop as Unity 2017: no `xrWaitFrame`, the render thread floods the GPU | `frame.unity_oculus_check` adds the ovrpshim frame wait for these too (revision 2) |
+| Unreal game stuck on a loading image after the intro, frames keep coming (72 fps), no crash (e.g. Vader Immortal) | suspect: a Meta Platform SDK request no message ever answers | diagnostics: `frame.ovr_trace` (opt-in) logs every `ovr_*` call, the answers `ovr_PopMessage` returns and every 10 s the unanswered requests (`fp_ovrtrace` in launch.log). Never fake an entitlement answer |
+| Own-engine game crashes in `libVkLayer_fossilize.so` (Fossilize's recording thread, e.g. Roblox) | same as Deadpool VR: uninitialised pointers in what Fossilize records | `frame.vk_sanitize` now also covers own-engine libraries that load `libvulkan.so` by name |
+| Crash right after the game gets focus, in `vrclient.so … UpdateActionStateInternal` / `sxr_xrSyncActions` (e.g. Myst) | a race in the Frame runtime's input code on the first sync after focus (not every launch) | adapter `sync_guard` (input syncs one at a time with event polling, paused 250 ms after FOCUSED) |
+| View jumps sideways / game pauses or freezes for a moment every few seconds (e.g. Blade & Sorcery, BattleGlide) | the Frame drops focus for ~0.5 s (FOCUSED→VISIBLE→SYNCHRONIZED); games pause or re-align the player (`OnVRPresence … Teleport`) | adapter `focus_hold` |
+| SDL / LÖVE app crashes at start: `NullPointerException … ClipboardManager.addPrimaryClipChangedListener` in `SDLClipboardHandler.<init>` (e.g. Dramatic Shape) | Lepton's Android has no clipboard service (`service check clipboard`: not found) | `frame.sdl_clipboard` (that call → nops in classes.dex, in place, `apk/dex.py`); reproduced and verified with LÖVE for Android 11.5 |
+| Controllers do nothing (e.g. stuck on a setup screen); log: `xrSuggestInteractionProfileBindings … XR_ERROR_PATH_UNSUPPORTED` | the game only suggests bindings for Meta's newer profiles (Touch Plus / Touch Pro); the Frame's Android runtime knows `oculus/touch_controller`, not those | adapter `profile_remap` (default on): the bindings are suggested again for Touch (log: `controller profile … -> oculus/touch_controller`) |
+| Some buttons do nothing or the wrong thing (e.g. a Quest game's X/Y on the Frame's left controller) | the game binds only Quest Touch and SteamVR maps Touch onto the Frame controllers with its own remap (Touch left X/Y land on the d-pad, right X and Y repeat B), or the runtime rejected a profile or an input call | turn on adapter `input_diag` (diagnostics, off by default; `frameport settings <pkg> input_diag=1`) and look for `input_diag:` lines: `bindings: <profile> accepted` or `unsupported: interaction profile <profile> -> <result>` with the rejected paths, `bindings: /user/hand/<hand> uses <profile>`, `unsupported: function <name>`, `unsupported: xrCreateAction -> <result> (<action>)` |
+| Unity game hangs or the whole Frame restarts (e.g. in a menu); log: `The current MSAA level is 0, but the recommended MSAA level is 4. Switching to the recommended level.` (e.g. Lucky's Tale) | Meta's OVRManager (`useRecommendedMSAALevel`) turns 4x MSAA on at runtime, past QualitySettings; multisampled render-to-texture on GLES/Zink hangs the GPU | `frame.unity_runtime_msaa_off` (Cpp2IL: `OVRDisplay.get_recommendedMSAALevel` → 0) |
+| Unity game: one eye shows only effects or grey, the other is fine (e.g. I Am Cat, Oculus XR Plugin on GLES) | the game's single-pass multiview rendering goes wrong for array slice 1 (the adapter submits both slices correctly) | `frame.unity_multipass` (Cpp2IL: `OculusSettings.GetStereoRenderingMode` → MultiPass); `swap_eyes=1` tells whether the game or the adapter is at fault |
 | Setup/intro loops every launch (Espire 2) | save folders created without write permission | launcher repairs permissions every 2 s (built in) |
 | VrApi bridge: never enters VR | Frame reaches FOCUSED later than Quest; tracking only when worn | bridge waits 30 s; test in the headset |
-| Unreal game (ILMxLAB, for example Vader Immortal) plays its intro, then stays on its loading card (portrait + progress bar) at 72 fps and ignores input (GitHub #49) | the menu waits for `UVRUtils::GetQuestShaderPrecompilePercent()` to reach 100 %; the precompile only starts when `IsRunningOnSantaCruz()` (a Quest), the other branch returns 0.0 | `frame.unreal_quest_precompile` (non-Quest branch returns 1.0; found by Klownicle); suggested when the engine exports that function (analysis `unreal_quest_gates`) |
-| Video in a game or player stutters, falls behind or drops to a few fps (4K/8K, for example a video player's 360° video, Batman's cutscenes); `OMX.google.*` / `c2.android.*` decoders in the log | Lepton's Android has only software decoders | `frame.hw_video_decode` (suggested when the APK uses MediaCodec/ExoPlayer/VLC; no APK change, reinstall): `OMX.frameport.{avc,hevc,vp9}.decoder` on the Frame's Iris hardware (H.264 High, HEVC Main, VP9 profile 0 up to 4096x2304; 8-bit; up to 8192 px), mounted into this game's container only (log `Iris hardware video/… decoder active`; launch.log `FramePort video: loading the Iris hardware codec plugin`). `Iris … unavailable` / `initialization failed (-12)` (triage `hw-video-decoder-busy`): another decoder holds the hardware, usually Steam's own hardware video decoding: turn it off in Steam, restart Steam. Video broken with it: Settings → Installing → Hardware video decoding off (all games) or `FRAMEPORT_NO_HW_VIDEO=1 %command%` (one game) |

 ## Picture problems (headset on)
 | Symptom | Cause | Fix |
 |---|---|---|
-| Found after playing: the game page's "Last session" (or `frameport session <pkg>`) lists a finding (agent v70 `session_log`: the newest `plays.log` session's launch.log, ≤4 MB, + its crash logcat + kernel GPU lines) | launch tests never reach FOCUSED or gameplay; the same `catalog/triage.yaml` signatures (sync_guard, pac_hints, unreal_gl_shim, vk_spec_fixes, …) now also run on real sessions, plus the frame-rate and focus-dip findings below | "Try this setting" (FrameBridge settings: written on the Frame at once via `set_settings`, used from the next start) / "Rebuild with this patch" (APK patches); launch-test sessions (`test <unix>` in plays.log) are skipped |
-| Textures flicker, jump or smear while moving in an OVRPlugin game that renders space-warp swapchains (`xrCreateSwapchain 376x376 format=97` / `format=129`; triage `space-warp-used`, info + question) | Application SpaceWarp: half the frames plus motion vectors; the Frame's reprojection of them misbehaves (Into The Radius 2, Metro Awakening) | adapter `hide_space_warp=1`; offered as "Did textures flicker…?" after a play session, never applied on its own |
-| The game froze or closed and the kernel log has `hangcheck` / GPU fault / `msm_drm … recover` lines during the session (triage `gpu-hang`, play sessions only) | a shader or effect hangs the Frame's GPU (for example Vader Immortal's lightspeed jump) | capture the shaders (`adapter.vk_shader_dump=1` Vulkan, `adapter.zink_shader_dump=1` OpenGL ES: triage keeps the one matching the session's swapchain formats), play to the hang again and send a problem report (diagnostics carry the newest dumped modules); the maintainer adds a `vk_shader_fix` / `zink_shader_fix` catalog entry. `zink-device-lost` keeps its MSAA suggestions |
-| The game keeps pausing or recentring for a moment while worn (session finding `focus-dips`: ≥3 `focus: back after N ms` lines longer than the game's focus_hold_ms, up to 5 s) | the Frame's wear sensor flickers "HMD off"; FrameBridge logs every runtime focus loss/return (always, before focus_hold) | `adapter.focus_hold_ms=<longest dip + 250 ms, in 500 ms steps, ≤5000>` (or `adapter.focus_hold=1` when off) |
-| Judder or smearing on head turns; FrameBridge pacing below the display rate (session finding `slow-frames`: >30 % of the 5 s windows under 90 % of the nearest refresh rate ≥ the session's 90th-percentile fps, after the first two windows, ≥1 min) | the game renders below the refresh rate; the runtime reprojects | `adapter.scale=<current × 0.85>` first, then `frame.unity_runtime_msaa_off` (Unity) / `adapter.hide_space_warp` (Unreal 5 + OVRPlugin) |
-| Unreal game (ILMxLAB, for example Vader Immortal): controllers track but grip/trigger do nothing, grabbing never works (Unreal's own input values move, the game's stay 0) | `URPOCKeyMapManagerComponent` picks the Quest or the Gear VR key set by `IsRunningOnSantaCruz()`; on the Frame it takes Gear VR, empty in a Quest build | `frame.unreal_quest_keymap` (the Oculus case keeps the Quest set, for action and axis mappings; found by Klownicle, GitHub #49) |
-| The hands' thumbs never move when you touch the thumbstick or buttons (Unreal `ThumbUp` stays 1, for example Vader Immortal) | OVRPlugin reports thumb proximity from XR_FB_touch_controller_proximity, which the Frame's runtime lacks; OVRPort's loader offers it anyway and the proximity actions never get a binding | adapter `proximity_emul=1` (thumb proximity from the touch inputs: thumbstick, face buttons, thumb rest; 2 = also the index finger from trigger touch); log `proximity_emul: finger proximity bound to touch`. **For UE4 Oculus games this didn't animate the thumbs** (Vader, GitHub #49): use `frame.unreal_thumb_touch` (found by Klownicle): `OculusInput::FOculusInput::SendControllerEvents` computes ThumbUp from NearTouches (masks 0x2/0x8); the patch makes it read Touches (the slot 4 bytes before) with masks 0x0f00 (X/Y/stick/thumb rest) / 0x000f (A/B/stick/thumb rest), keeping the inversion; three instructions, matched exactly (build note `OculusInput ThumbUp: from the capacitive touches`). Matches Vader Immortal Ep. I, Robo Recall, Phantom: Covert Ops, Time Stall, Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy's Edge; newer UE4 builds (for example Asgard's Wrath 2, RE4, In Death) compile it differently (shared mask registers) and aren't matched |
-| Vulkan game (Unreal / own engine with the Vulkan shim): the GPU hangs at one effect or cutscene (kernel `hangcheck detected gpu lockup`, freeze/exit; for example a VR4 cutscene, GitHub #140) | a SPIR-V shader reads a loop counter/accumulator before setting it (VR4's campaign shader, GitHub #10) | adapter `vk_shader_dump=1` (`frame.vk_sanitize`'s shim; log `vk shim: dumping SPIR-V modules to …`) writes every distinct module once to `files/fp_vk_shaders/<size>_<sha256>.spv` + `index.txt` (`<seq> <ms> <unix ms> <name> new\|known\|again`); play to the hang, collect diagnostics (`target/shaders/fp_vk_shaders/`, newest 4 MB) and take the modules first created (`new`) shortly before the kernel's hangcheck time; disassemble (`spirv-dis`), find the variable read before its first store, write a `vk_shader_fix` (`<size>:<sha256>:<byte offset>:<words>` = inserted OpStores; log `vk shim: fixed shader module`); switch the dump off again |
-| OpenGL ES game: the GPU hangs at one effect (freeze/exit, compositor watchdog, for example Vader Immortal's lightspeed jump) | a shader (as Zink compiles it) reads loop counters/accumulators before setting them | capture the SPIR-V (adapter `zink_shader_dump=1` writes every module to `files/fp_spirv/`, or a GPU capture), then a `zink_shader_fix` entry (same format as `vk_shader_fix`) + `frame.zink_shader_fix` (Vulkan layer under Zink, activated through GraphicsEnv's debug layer list); log `shader fix layer: fixed shader module N`; triage `zink-shader-fix-mismatch` when a Frame update changed the driver's output |
 | 2D Android app: Steam says it's running but nothing shows | Lepton runs apps headless unless the app folder has `lepton-show-flatscreen` | FramePort adds it for apps without VR (agent v28+); reinstall apps installed before |
-| A phone/tablet app shows nothing in the headset, or a VR app opens as a flat window | FramePort's VR/2D guess (`vr_kind`) is wrong for this app | patch `device.display_mode` → **Flat window** or **VR** (Customize → "Show as VR or as a flat window"), then Update on Frame |
-| An install button opens another program (or nothing) instead of FramePort | another program owns the link type, or the switch is off, or macOS (Flet can't receive links there) | Settings → Install links → **Use FramePort for these links**; else Add games → Install from a link… (paste the button's address) |
-| 2D Android game ignores the controllers: they only move a pointer, an SDL game keeps its touch controls ("no controller attached"); Android's log lists only `wayland_touch`/`wayland_keyboard`/`wayland_pointer` (GitHub #162, Skate 3) | Lepton's Android gets keyboard, pointer and touch from the Wayland seat only: no gamepad device | patch `device.steam_gamepad` (2D apps; suggested when the manifest declares `android.hardware.gamepad` or `LEANBACK_LAUNCHER`; no APK change, reinstall): the launcher puts FramePort's Podman wrapper (`~/.local/share/frameport/agent/bin/podman`) first on PATH, which bind-mounts Steam Input's virtual pads (uinput, 28de, "Microsoft X-Box 360 pad N") at `/dev/input/eventN` plus an Xbox 360 key layout, and exports `LEPTON_ENV_SDL_GAMECONTROLLER_ALLOW_STEAM_VIRTUAL_GAMEPAD=1`. Check: launch.log `FramePort gamepad: Steam Input virtual gamepads for this container: event5 (…)` ("none" = Steam had no pad when the game started: Steam only makes it while the controllers are on), `podman exec lepton-steamlaunch-<appid> dumpsys input` lists the pad. Steam Input must be on for the shortcut. A pad Steam makes after the start (controllers woke later, reconnect) isn't seen until the next start. Off for one start: `FRAMEPORT_NO_GAMEPAD=1 %command%` |
 | 2D Android app: back/home/recents buttons cover the app's own buttons | Android's navigation bar | patch `device.hide_navbar` (on by default for apps without VR) sets `qemu.hw.mainkeys=1`; reinstall to apply |
 | Black screen, audio works, GLES engine with direct VrApi | Mesa rejects Quest-style GLSL | `frame.gl_shim` (logs `GLShim: SHADER COMPILE FAILED` + source lines) |
 | Black screen, audio works, log `Unsupported VrApi layer type N` | bridge drops frames containing that layer | extend the bridge (cylinder=3 is converted to a quad already) |
-| Only some draws visible (for example controllers) + `glGetError 0x502` | multiview shaders used on single-view FBOs | GL shim `gl_hide_multiview=1` (default) |
-| Own GLES engine (OpenXR, not VrApi): eye view fine, but HUD / menu / PDA panels black (for example Doom3Quest, GitHub #77; no error in the log) | every shader declares `layout(num_views=2) in;`, also the ones drawn into the engine's single-layer offscreen framebuffers (2D textures/renderbuffers); OVR_multiview makes such draws INVALID_OPERATION and Mesa drops them (`draw_validate.c`), Quest's driver doesn't | `frame.gl_multiview_fbo` (opt-in, experimental: `libfpglmv.so` interposes GLES and draws those cases with a single-view twin of the program; logs `GLMV: twin built: program N -> M`, per-5-s `single-view draws` counters; `gl_mv_debug=1` adds glGetError checks; triage `gl-multiview-twin-failed`). Alternative: the game's own fix (two-layer multiview pool, Xandrix's patch in #77) |
+| Only some draws visible (e.g. controllers) + `glGetError 0x502` | multiview shaders used on single-view FBOs | GL shim `gl_hide_multiview=1` (default) |
 | Upside-down image in a GL bridge game | GL images start at the bottom row | fixed in the bridge (swap angleUp/Down for GL chains) |
 | UI panels upside down (AC Nexus) | XrCompositionLayerImageLayoutFB VERTICAL_FLIP unsupported | adapter `flip_emul=1` (default); rotating quads makes them vanish |
 | Passthrough black (BAM) | XR_FB_passthrough missing | adapter `passthrough_emul=1` (default) + `patch_force_passthrough` for MR-only games |
@@ -137,31 +98,20 @@ version is `catalog/triage.yaml` (used by `frameport test` / the Job screen); ke
 | MR game stuck waiting for room data (Demeter) | no Meta scene API | adapter `scene_emul=1` (+ `frame.meta_permissions`) |
 | Hand-tracking game janky (Silhouette) | Frame synthesizes hands from controllers | `controller_fix=0` passes hands through; not really fixable |
 | Eye distortion while moving (Arcsmith, Time Stall) | unknown (not eye swap, tracking, Valve layers, depth or pacing) | unresolved |
-| One eye gray / only effects (I Am Cat, Unity Oculus XR Plugin on GLES) | the game's multiview pass draws array slice 1 wrong on Zink | `frame.unity_multipass` (also rewrites the getter's inlined read in `OculusLoader.Initialize`; check for two `array=1` eye swapchains) |
+| One eye grey / only effects (I Am Cat, Unity Oculus XR Plugin on GLES) | the game's multiview pass draws array slice 1 wrong on Zink | `frame.unity_multipass` (also rewrites the getter's inlined read in `OculusLoader.Initialize`; check for two `array=1` eye swapchains) |
 | View vibrates even when holding still after `frame.unity_multipass` (I Am Cat) | poses/times are consistent, but two passes on Zink make every frame one period late, and the game clamps its physics step to 10 ms | not fixed (scale 0.8 didn't help); next ideas: fix multiview instead, or the game's fixed timestep |
-| Game freezes / pauses for 0.5-2 s now and then, no flicker (for example Blade & Sorcery, Lucky's Tale) | the headset's wear sensor flickers off while worn (`logs/eyetracking.txt` `HMD off, stopping eye tracking` … `HMD on`), the Frame turns it into a focus loss and Quest games that pause on focus loss pause | adapter `focus_hold` (on by default since 2026-10-05, dips up to `focus_hold_ms` = 5000 ms are hidden; longer ones still pause) |
+| Game freezes / pauses for 0.5-2 s now and then, no flicker (e.g. Blade & Sorcery, Lucky's Tale) | the headset's wear sensor flickers off while worn (`logs/eyetracking.txt` `HMD off, stopping eye tracking` … `HMD on`), the Frame turns it into a focus loss and Quest games that pause on focus loss pause | adapter `focus_hold` (on by default since 2026-10-05, dips up to `focus_hold_ms` = 5000 ms are hidden; longer ones still pause) |
 | Minor glitches on some objects (Myst, Unreal Vulkan) | unknown; not application space warp (turning it off changed nothing and ran worse) | unresolved |
-| Unity game crashes or hangs right as Vulkan starts, after `SLZ Graphics plugin loading!` and OVRPlugin's pre-init `xrDestroyInstance`: SIGSEGV with pc 0 (or pc == fault address in an unloaded library), x16/x23 in `libSLZQuestNative.so` (BONELAB 1.2974) | Stress Level Zero's graphics plugin hooks Unity's Vulkan start-up (IUnityGraphicsVulkanV2 interception: vkCreateInstance/vkCreateDevice) and vkCreateSampler; its vkCreateInstance wrapper calls an invalid pointer on the Frame | `frame.slz_vulkan_hooks` (its two registrations become no-ops; Unity starts Vulkan itself; ~35 s of shader prewarming without its pipeline cache) |
+| Graphics crash in vkCreateInstance with pc == fault address, from the game's own Vulkan hooks (BONELAB 1.2974 `libSLZQuestNative`) | a pointer into memory freed with OVRPlugin's pre-init OpenXR instance; not the runtime (vrclient.so) or Fossilize being unloaded (keeping both loaded with RTLD_NODELETE didn't help) | unresolved |
 | Unity game shows a picture but the player body is frozen: no head tracking, the controllers stay on the model, no buttons, although OpenXR input works (BONELAB 1.2068, Oculus XR Plugin) | OVRPlugin reports the headset as not worn (`ovrp_GetUserPresent2` → 0) a few seconds after start, and the game's rig only follows a present user (Marrow `XRHMD.IsUserPresent` = Unity's HMD `UserPresence`) | `frame.unity_user_presence` (the Oculus XR Plugin's lookup → `libfp_ovrp.so`, reports present; log `user presence: OVRPlugin 0 …`) |
 | Unreal 5 game crashes at its first render pass, backtrace `vulkan.freedreno.so` ← `libVkLayer_fossilize.so` ← `libfp_vk.so (create_render_pass2)` (Metro Awakening) | a subpass without a depth attachment names a depth/stencil resolve attachment; the Frame's Turnip reads the missing depth attachment (NULL) | the Vulkan shim drops that resolve (always, FramePort after 0.11.0; log `dropped the depth resolve of subpass N (no depth attachment)`); triage `unreal-vulkan-driver-crash` |
 | Unreal 5 game crashes in `vulkan.freedreno.so` called straight from `libUnreal.so` right after its swapchains, or a few seconds into the first frames (Metro Awakening) | Unreal turns on fragment-density-map foveation because Turnip offers VK_EXT_fragment_density_map, then records barriers (to `FRAGMENT_DENSITY_MAP_OPTIMAL`) and image views (2D array R8G8) for a density map the Frame never provides (VK_NULL_HANDLE); Turnip dereferences it | adapter `vk_hide_fdm=1` (the game doesn't see the extension) + `vk_spec_fixes=1` (leaves out null-image barriers, refuses null-image views); triage `unreal-fdm-missing`. Found by disassembling the driver at the crash pc: the struct offsets (0x58 = VkSubpassDescription2, 0x48/0x60 = image barriers, viewType/format in registers) name the call |
 | Own-engine game crashes in `je_free` from its own library on the first frames (Roblox) | the game frees memory it doesn't own; not the Vulkan shim or the format fallback | unsupported |

-## Live view (Live view tab, `install/livestream.py`)
-| Symptom | Cause | Fix |
-|---|---|---|
-| Status line says "software encoder" (30 fps, the Frame's CPU busier) | `fp_venc --probe` failed (missing upload, encoder busy or refused a format: exit 4) or the helper couldn't be put on the Frame | on the Frame: `~/.local/share/frameport/bin/fp_venc --probe; echo $?` and `--selftest`; the app log names upload failures. `FP_VENC_DISABLE=1` forces the fallback for tests |
-| Picture drifts out of sync with the sound | the hardware path relies on one H.264 frame per fps slot (ffmpeg `-framerate`); `fp_venc: stats … skipped=` > 0 on stderr means slots were skipped | see the stats line (every 10 s); a stopped/suspended Frame skips slots on purpose |
-| Viewer joins only after several seconds | the keyframe request (`k` on the channel) didn't reach the encoder; the viewer then waits for the next regular keyframe (4 s) | check `live: encoder=hardware` came first (requests are sent only then) |
-
 ## Debugging techniques that worked
 - A user's problem report: `frameport diag inspect <FramePort-diag-*.zip>` re-triages its launch log with the current
  signatures; the zip has the recipe, analysis, ELF/PE imports, Frame logs and versions (docs/DIAGNOSTICS.md).
 - Read `<base>/launch.log` (logcat mirror). Filter the game's pid: `Start proc <pid>:<package>`.
- **Monitor tab** (GUI, while a game runs): fps from FrameBridge's pacing lines next to GPU busy %, the hottest
-  sensor, memory pressure and per-process CPU/GPU/memory. A memory runaway (Lucky's Tale, Vader Immortal) shows as
-  rising memory + "waiting" before the OOM kill; a GPU-bound game as GPU near 100 % with fps under target; heat as the
-  temperature tile turning amber/red. Sources and costs: FRAME_RUNTIME.md "Monitoring sources".
 - The adapter logs as `FrameBridge` (settings, xrCreateInstance result, swapchain retries, pacing fps).
 - For GLES/GLAD engines, wrap `eglGetProcAddress` to see shader compile errors (build the shim with `-DGLSHIM_TRACE`
  for per-FBO draw counts and draw-call errors; the bridge has `-DOVP_GL_DIAG` for eye-image readback).
@@ -177,14 +127,6 @@ version is `catalog/triage.yaml` (used by `frameport test` / the Job screen); ke
  touching new memory (`perf script -F comm,tid,ip,dso`); `-t <tid> -F 499` samples one thread. Map IL2CPP
  addresses with a full Cpp2IL diffable-cs dump (method `Offset` = address − the r-xp mapping of libil2cpp.so).
  Sample memory per mapping name from `/proc/<pid>/smaps` (`[anon:libc_malloc]` = native heap).
- Hangs (every thread asleep): backtraces of all threads with gdb. Root inside the Lepton container may ptrace the
-  game (the host's `ptrace_scope` 1 doesn't apply there) and the guest has `gdbserver64`; `debuggerd -b` fails (no
-  tombstoned). Copy every mapped library to a local sysroot (`podman exec <container> cat /proc/<pid>/maps`, then
-  `tar -chf - -T <list>` through `podman exec -i`; the app's own libs from the installed `lepton-app/game.apk` at their
-  `/data/app/…/lib/arm64` path), then on the PC: `gdb -batch -ex "set sysroot <dir>" -ex "target remote | ssh
-  steamos@<frame> podman exec -i lepton-steamlaunch-<appid> gdbserver64 - --attach <pid in the container>" -ex
-  "thread apply all bt 25" -ex detach` (`set sysroot target:` makes gdbserver assert in linux_mntns_readlink).
-  `/proc/<pid>/task/*/syscall` (read inside the container) shows each thread's syscall and pc without a debugger.
 - Unity catches native crashes itself: no debuggerd backtrace in Lepton's logcat-crash.log, but a
  `tombstone_00` in the game's `Android/data/<pkg>/files/` with the memory map (map pc/lr/registers to libraries).
 - Focus losses: the game sees FOCUSED→VISIBLE→SYNCHRONIZED (OVRPlugin `[XR_SESSION]`, FrameBridge `focus_hold:`
@@ -208,16 +150,16 @@ or the Rift version through Revive (Journey of the Gods, Shadow Point). The cata

 ## Oculus Rift (PC VR) games
 Scan a folder with Rift game dumps (Windows game folders) like Quest dumps; they get ids `rift.<slug>` and the
-"PC VR (Proton and Revive)" patch group. Two ways to run them:
+"PC VR (Revive / Proton)" patch group. Two ways to run them:
 - **This PC** (`--to pc`, GUI "Install on this PC"): a non-Steam shortcut in the local Windows Steam runs
  `ReviveInjector.exe /openxr "<game.exe>"` (FramePort's portable Revive; on WSL copied to
  `%LOCALAPPDATA%\FramePort`). Play on the Frame by streaming from SteamVR.
- **The Frame** (GUI "Install on Frame"): game + Revive are uploaded to `~/Applications/quest-frame/rift.*`,
-  and launch.sh runs them with the Frame's ARM64 Proton (install it first: Frame page → PC VR games (Proton) → Install…). Experimental.
+- **The Frame** (GUI "Install on Frame (Proton)"): game + Revive are uploaded to `~/Applications/quest-frame/rift.*`,
+  and launch.sh runs them with the Frame's ARM64 Proton (Frame → Install Proton first). Experimental.

 | Symptom | Cause | Fix |
 |---|---|---|
-| "Proton isn't installed on the Frame yet" | ARM64 Proton / Steam Linux Runtime 4 (arm64) not downloaded | Frame page → PC VR games (Proton) → Install… (`frameport frame proton --install`; `--in-headset` only asks Steam, confirm in the headset) |
+| "Proton isn't installed on the Frame yet" | ARM64 Proton / Steam Linux Runtime 4 (arm64) not downloaded | Frame → Install Proton (confirm in the headset) or "Install without confirming" (`frameport frame proton --install --unattended`) |
 | Game quits at once; `ovrPlatformInitialize_NotEntitled` / entitlement failed | Oculus Platform SDK entitlement check (FramePort flags these: "Uses the Oculus Platform SDK") | PC mode with the Oculus app installed and a license you own. FramePort doesn't bypass entitlement checks |
 | `Failed to create process` in ReviveInjector.txt | wrong exe, or 32/64-bit mismatch | check the detected exe on the game page; rescan |
 | `XR_ERROR_RUNTIME_UNAVAILABLE` / no OpenXR runtime (PC) | SteamVR not running / not the OpenXR runtime | start SteamVR, set it as OpenXR runtime; or `pcvr.revive_openvr` |
@@ -1,152 +0,0 @@
-# Screenshots and videos
-
-The pictures in the docs and the videos are rendered by scripts, never taken by hand. The scripts show the real
-FramePort GUI with a demo library and a pretend Steam Frame, drive it the way a person would, and film or photograph
-it:
-
-| What | Source | Output |
-|---|---|---|
-| Docs screenshots | `docs/showcase/shots.yaml` | `docs/images/*.png` |
-| Demo tour (about 95 s) | `docs/showcase/videos/tour.yaml` | `docs/media/frameport-tour.mp4` (+ `.jpg` poster), `docs/images/tour-teaser.webp` (README) |
-| Install tutorial (about 90 s) | `docs/showcase/videos/install.yaml` | `docs/media/frameport-install.mp4` (+ `.jpg` poster) |
-
-Nothing comes from anyone's own library. The demo library (`docs/showcase/demo-library.yaml`) lists real catalog
-games, so recipes and patches are the ones FramePort really uses. Their technical analysis (`demo-analyses.json`:
-engine, VR API, libraries, sizes) was exported from real APK analyses without any paths. Art, in-game screenshots
-and store details come from the same public sources the app uses and are cached in `~/.cache/frameport-showcase`.
-The renderer refuses to run in FramePort's own data folder, scans the demo data for home paths and IP addresses
-first, and stops when a store didn't send art (placeholders never reach the docs; `--allow-missing-art` overrides
-that). Frame discovery is switched off during a render (no real device on your network can appear), and the setup
-command shows placeholders for the address and code (each PC has its own), never this computer's.
-
-## Running it
-
-You need the dev extras, Chromium for Playwright and ffmpeg:
-
-```
-UV_LINK_MODE=copy uv sync --extra dev
-uv run playwright install chromium        # once
-uv run python scripts/showcase/render_docs.py               # all screenshots → docs/images (changed ones only)
-uv run python scripts/showcase/render_docs.py --only game,monitor --out /tmp/shots
-uv run python scripts/showcase/record_video.py install --draft   # quick 720p check of a storyboard edit
-uv run python scripts/showcase/record_video.py              # every video → docs/media (+ the README teaser)
-uv run python scripts/showcase/record_video.py tour install # some
-```
-
-Every screenshot is rendered twice, each in a fresh window, and kept only when both agree (the headless GPU now and
-then draws a glyph wrong); a third render settles a disagreement, and `--fast` renders once for trying out an edit.
-A shot whose steps fail is tried again and never written. A screenshot is rewritten only when it visibly changed
-(`render_docs.changed`: anti-aliasing noise doesn't count), so running it twice changes nothing. `--check` writes
-nothing and exits 1 when a docs image is out of date.
-
-For videos, `--names` prints what can be clicked after each scene and `SHOWCASE_DEBUG=1` prints every step with its
-start time (which step waited); `--draft --scenes a,b` records only some scenes. A video is encoded at the best
-quality that fits its `budget_mb` (12 by default), a teaser at 4 MB.
-
-## Videos
-
-One storyboard per video in `docs/showcase/videos/<name>.yaml`; adding a file adds a video (CI and releases pick it
-up by itself). The output must be `docs/media/frameport-<name>.mp4`: releases attach it as `FramePort-<name>.mp4`.
-
-```yaml
-output: docs/media/frameport-install.mp4
-teaser: docs/images/tour-teaser.webp     # optional: a looping WebP from the scenes' `teaser` parts
-budget_mb: 12
-poster_at: 9                             # the poster frame, seconds after the title card
-start:
-  profile: fresh          # demo = FramePort in use (games installed, BONELAB running); fresh = its first start
-  frame: disconnected     # connected (default) or disconnected
-  route: welcome          # the page filming starts on (default library)
-  stream: live            # the monitor stream: live (default) or frozen
-setup:                    # steps before filming starts (a failure stops the recording)
-  - hook: {name: first_run, args: ["D:/Games", 1.4]}
-vars: {game: com.playful.LuckysTale}     # ${game} in any step
-title: {heading: Installing FramePort, line: …, seconds: 3.4}
-end: {heading: You're set, line: …, footer: github.com/spoopyghosty0/frameport, seconds: 4}
-scenes:
-  - name: connect                        # a filmed scene
-    caption: ["Connect your Steam Frame", "Once: FramePort shows a command to run on the Frame"]
-    teaser: [0.6, 4.0]                   # optional: this part goes into the teaser
-    hold: 1.5                            # seconds of filming after the last step (default 0.6)
-    steps: [...]
-  - name: on-the-frame                   # an instruction card: for what happens outside FramePort
-    seconds: 10
-    card:
-      eyebrow: "Step 3 · On the Frame, first time only"
-      heading: Run the setup command
-      steps: ["In the SteamVR dashboard: **Launch a program** → **Desktop**", …]   # **bold** = a button or menu
-      code: "curl -fsS <your-PC-address>:8765/<one-time-code> | bash"
-      note: "Your address and code differ."
-```
-
-Filmed scenes are one continuous session: each starts where the last one left off. Cards are rendered at the end
-and slotted in, with crossfades between everything. The `fresh` profile starts FramePort as on a new computer: an
-empty library, the welcome screen and a Frame that isn't set up. Its games wait for the pretend folder scan.
-
-## Writing steps
-
-Shots and scenes use one step language (`scripts/showcase/steps.py`). A step is a one-key mapping:
-
-```yaml
- go: monitor                                  # a sidebar route
- nav: "Monitor"                               # click that tab (checked: the page really changed)
- open_game: ${game}                           # or {package: …, advanced: true}
- call: {fn: settings_dialog, args: ["${game}"]}   # any app method
- hover: "Batman: Arkham Shadow"               # the pointer: by name…
- click: {name: "Lucky's Tale", dy: 0.35}      # …offset inside the element (fraction of its size, or px)
- click: "Install on Frame"                    # right_click, double_click, drag: [from, …, to]
- type: "ri"                                   # press: Escape
- wait_for: "BONELAB · 2026-10-04 21:50"
- wait: 1.2
- hook: {name: held_install, args: ["${new_game}"]}   # the pretend Frame's scripted events
-```
-
-Elements are found by name through Flutter's accessibility tree: their visible text, a tooltip or a semantics
-label. Exact names win over prefixes, and buttons and cards win over plain text. When several match, the innermost
-one wins (a list carries the text of its rows; the row is meant). Icon-only buttons need a tooltip to be found,
-which also helps screen readers. The pointer moves on eased, slightly curved paths and is drawn into the picture,
-with a ring on every click. To open a game from a cover card, click its title (`dy: 0.35`): the card's middle is its
-Play/Install button.
-
-Hooks (`steps.HOOKS`) cover what a real Frame would do:
- `fake_install`: an install through the real job queue with every real stage name and a launch test that passes.
- `held_install`: an install that stops mid-upload, for screenshots of the progress.
- `connect` and `disconnect`
- `first_run`: a first start. The welcome screen's tool download is a pretend one, and "Scan a folder…" scans a
-  folder at once (the native folder picker can't be scripted).
- `pairing_done`: the Frame ran the setup command, so FramePort connects.
- `live_stream`: a test picture through the real relay.
- `monitor_details`, `type_tab`, `select_files` and `settings_section`.
-
-In a video, clicking Install runs the scripted install, and the game is then installed on the pretend Frame.
-
-Pictures must not change from one run to the next:
- Screenshot and file dates are fixed.
- The Monitor's stream stops after its two-minute history.
- The pointer leaves the page before a still picture is taken.
- Each shot gets a fresh window and browser.
- A picture is taken once the page has stopped changing.
-
-Live data, such as the live view's relay port and data rate, doesn't belong in a docs screenshot.
-
-## How it runs on GitHub
-
-The `showcase` workflow (`.github/workflows/showcase.yml`):
-1. **When it runs:** on pushes to `main` that touch the UI, its translations or the showcase files, and on
-   **Run workflow**.
-2. **What it renders:** the screenshots every time. Videos when their storyboard changed (all of them when the
-   scripts changed), or the ones named on a manual run (`all`, or e.g. `tour install`). UI tweaks alone don't
-   re-commit 10 MB videos.
-3. **What happens next:** every render is uploaded as the run's `showcase` artifact. When a picture changed, the
-   workflow opens or updates the pull request on branch `showcase/update`, which you review and merge.
-
-Releases attach every committed video as `FramePort-<name>.mp4`.
-
-## Gallery
-
-These are renders the README doesn't show (yet):
-
-| | |
-|---|---|
-| ![Installing](images/install-progress.png) | ![Live view](images/live-view.png) |
-| ![Appearance](images/appearance.png) | ![Game page](images/game.png) |
@@ -1,43 +1,26 @@
-# Writing style for FramePort
+# Writing style for FramePort's interface

-Short rules so every screen, help text, doc and web page sounds the same. Code style is enforced by `ruff`.
+Short rules so every screen, help text and doc sounds the same. Code style is enforced by `ruff`.

 ## Words
 - **Steam Frame** on first mention in a screen or document, **the Frame** after that. **Headset** only for the
-  physical device you wear ("put the headset on"). Buttons say "… on Frame" ("Install on Frame").
- **Quest game** for Meta Quest apps, **Android app** for ordinary Android apps, **Linux app** for Linux programs,
-  **PC VR game** for Windows VR games (never "PCVR"). Say Oculus or Rift only for games that use Oculus's own SDK.
-  **Game** when the kind doesn't matter; **APK** only when the file itself matters.
+  physical device you wear ("put the headset on").
+- **Quest game** for Meta Quest apps, **Android app** for ordinary Android apps, **PC VR game** for Windows VR games.
+  Say Oculus or Rift only for games that use Oculus's own SDK.
 - **Patch** for anything in a game's patch list (never "fix" for the same thing). **Recipe** for a game's chosen
-  patches and settings (never "config"); say what it is the first time a page uses it.
+  patches and settings.
 - Tools by their names: OVRPort, Revive, Proton, Lepton, SteamVR.
 - **Install** (first time), **Update** (a newer build), **Reinstall** (the same build again); **Play** starts a game.
- **Set up** = the one-time setup of a Frame; **connect** = linking FramePort to it. **Pair** only in Valve's own
-  **Pair new host**. The **setup line** is the fixed `curl -fsSL https://frameport.app/s | bash`; the
-  **setup command** is the one with this PC's address and a one-time code. FramePort's button is **Allow**.
- **Konsole** is the Frame's terminal. The way there is "SteamVR dashboard → Launch a program → Desktop, then app
-  menu → System → Konsole": say it in full once per page, then just "Konsole".
- **This PC** / **your PC**, not "computer". **Unpack** a download (zip and tar.gz alike), not "unzip".
- One label per thing everywhere: **Docs**, **Report a problem**, **Download FramePort**.

 ## Form
 - Buttons and headings in sentence case ("Add games", "Report a problem…"); one label per action everywhere.
 - "…" at the end of a label when the action asks for more input (a dialog, a file picker).
- Sentences end with a period, including tooltips and help texts; labels and headings don't (also on the website).
+- Sentences end with a period, including tooltips and help texts; labels don't.
 - "and", not "&", in text. An em dash (—) for asides, a middle dot (·) between short facts.
- No Oxford comma ("Windows, macOS and Linux"). Straight apostrophes and quotes in source.
 - Sizes in GiB/MiB (`i18n.fmt_size`), dates as YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM (`i18n.fmt_datetime`).
- US spelling (customize, analyze, color, license).
+- US spelling (customize, analyze, color).
 - Plain, technical wording: say what happens ("Steam restarts once"), no marketing adjectives.

-## Length
-Short beats complete: say what the user does or gets; leave out how it works unless they need it to act.
- Buttons: four words at most. Tooltips: one short sentence.
- Dialog text: two short sentences. Help texts: three sentences at most (about 200 characters).
- Doc paragraphs: three sentences at most; steps as numbered lists.
- Explain a technical term in a few words where a reader first meets it, or leave it out.
- Say a thing once and link to it elsewhere.
-
 ## Translations
 - Every text the GUI shows goes through `tr("…")` or `tr_n("…", "…", n)` (see `src/frameport/i18n.py`); use
  templates with `.format()`, never f-strings inside `tr()`, and never decide anything from a displayed text.
@@ -1,140 +0,0 @@
-# Batman cutscene playback on Steam Frame
-
-Batman: Arkham Shadow (`com.camouflaj.manta`) submits its prerecorded cutscenes
-through Android video surfaces and stereoscopic 180-degree OpenXR equirectangular
-layers. Lepton/SteamVR's missing surface/layer support leaves those layers black,
-while the separately played audio continues. Uploading software-decoded panorama
-pixels also does not provide practical playback of the original 8192x4096 HEVC
-assets.
-
-## Scope and installation
-
-FrameBridge enables the native-video path through the recipe-only adapter
-setting `surface_native` (Batman's catalog recipe; a one-time library migration,
-`batman_video_patches`, adds it and `frame.hw_video_decode` to existing Batman
-recipes). Hardware decoding is deployed independently into FramePort's shared,
-versioned codec store, without embedding decoder assets; games that have
-`frame.hw_video_decode` in their recipe get the launcher line that places the
-shared wrapper on the launcher's child PATH. Matching containers
-receive read-only plugin/XML mounts and the Iris decoder device. Shared Lepton
-files and original MP4/OBB assets are
-never replaced, transcoded, resized, or rewritten.
-
-The native projection, view recording and Vulkan-enable hooks are gated by
-`surface_native`. With it off, Vulkan function lookup and directly exported
-entry points pass through to the original loader; default `surface_emul`
-alone does not enable the new Vulkan projection path. The fixture
-`tests/fixtures/src/surface_hooks_test.c` checks function identity with the
-setting off/on and direct-export forwarding with it off. Compile it with
-`FRAMEPORT_FAKE_RUNTIME` as `libopenxr_loader_original.so`, then without that
-define as the client; run each setting in a separate process next to the
-production adapter and fake loader.
-
-The wrapper verifies the tested Android 11 SoftOMX ABI. An existing runtime
-hardware plugin takes precedence; incompatible runtimes keep their stock codecs.
-Hardware decoder capacity is probed before the private component is advertised.
-If the driver's session limit is exhausted, Android can fall back to software
-decoding; that preserves functionality but not full-resolution performance.
-FramePort does not change Steam's global hardware-decoding settings.
-
-Other games don't get `surface_native`. The decoder is separate from that
-setting, and runs in Lepton's arm64 media service. Rebuilding an older APK
-removes the previously bundled codec files; launcher migration replaces
-Batman's old per-game wrapper with the shared one. MP4 presence alone is not
-evidence of compatible surface/overlay semantics.
-
-The recipe change marks Batman's installed build "Update on Frame"; the shared
-adapter revision is unchanged, so other games stay installed as they are.
-
-## Decode and render path
-
-`native/hevc/frameport_hevc.cpp` exposes `OMX.frameport.hevc.decoder` through the
-tested SoftOMX ABI, using FFmpeg's LGPL Iris V4L2 hardware decoder wrapper.
-Native surface clients receive full-resolution YUV hardware buffers with fences.
-Compatible large native surfaces use fenced Vulkan transfers between imported
-decoder and Android DMA buffers, retaining the decoded frame until GPU completion.
-Other surfaces retain parallel NV12 row copies without CPU color conversion.
-Input timestamps, EOS, dynamic dimensions, seek and flush
-are preserved.
-
-An AImageReader retains the decoder's actual image. The surface worker samples
-that original YUV buffer and fuses conversion with visible-view projection on
-the GPU. Vulkan imports the finished shared view with explicit foreign ownership
-transfers. There is no full-panorama RGB intermediate or CPU picture readback.
-The default native output is 2560x2560 per eye with a 12% tangent-space guard;
-an explicit `equirect_res` takes precedence.
-
-Every finished view carries the camera that actually generated its pixels.
-Submitted game projection views are preferred over another tracking query.
-The worker coalesces video/view arrivals and reuses held pixels only while the
-visible frustum remains covered. Color/source changes redraw content without
-unnecessarily changing the covered panorama-local sampling camera. Infinite
-panoramas retain their layer rotation and have no translational parallax.
-
-## Stable composition
-
-A separately submitted projected video layer can alternate with the main game
-projection as opaque coverage changes during head movement. That presentation
-path exhibited snap-back/doubled video in headset tests even when rendering
-and submitted camera metadata agreed.
-
-The native path instead snapshots the game's successfully waited stereo color
-image **before forwarding its release**, restoring its color-attachment layout
-after the copy. Acquisition indices are tracked in FIFO order. The application
-image is never sampled or modified after its OpenXR release, and release is not
-deferred. Snapshot generations must match the last successful release.
-
-The final GPU pass reprojects the cached video into the current game camera,
-blends it with the scene in linear light, and draws directly into a runtime sRGB
-attachment. One primary projection contains both scene and video, including
-fades and uncovered hemisphere edges. Later subtitles/menu layers keep their
-order. Once this output is ready, movie updates copy only to its private cache,
-avoiding the additional standalone-output copy.
-
-Batman attaches color-scale/bias and image-layout structures even when their
-transforms are identity. The compositor applies RGB/alpha scale and bias using
-OpenXR's straight-color transform and restored premultiplication, and respects
-vertical orientation. Unknown scene/view chains, unsupported layout flags, and
-intervening layers keep the ordinary fallback; settings are not silently lost.
-The push constants fit Vulkan's guaranteed 128-byte minimum.
-
-Each output image has separate commands, descriptors and fences. Positive wait
-timeouts retain acquisition for retry. Missing snapshots retain the previous
-combined output with the exact camera that produced it; old pixels are never
-relabelled with a newer pose. Teardown retires snapshot writers and compositor
-readers. Depth/motion-vector images from another render are not attached.
-
-## Building and validation
-
-Rebuild FrameBridge with Android NDK r27c:
-
-```sh
-python native/build.py --only adapter --ndk /path/to/android-ndk-r27c
-```
-
-The hardware plugin builder and its pinned source/runtime requirements are in
-`native/hevc/README.md`. Shader sources and their generated SPIR-V are included.
-Compile them for Vulkan 1.0 and validate with `spirv-val` when changing them.
-
-The host tests cover package-scoped settings/assets/freshness, existing-wrapper
-updates, codec extraction checksums, runtime/container isolation, and preservation
-of original video assets. Android fixtures in `tests/fixtures/src/` exercise the
-production Vulkan shaders, hardware worker, camera/coverage helpers and YUV copies.
-The original-8K worker test requires a lawfully supplied cutscene file and the
-private codec in an isolated Android container; no game assets are distributed.
-
-Validation on Steam Frame included stereo/fade/transparent/uncovered pixels,
-asymmetric vertical orientation, color/alpha transforms, unsupported-chain
-fallback, timeout retry, held camera metadata, reader teardown, hardware playback,
-pause/resume and seek. One isolated run presented 594/600 and 118/120 distinct
-scheduled original pictures, none early; 120 moving-head composition frames
-averaged 1.16 ms for submission plus GPU completion. These are isolated fixture
-results, not a guarantee of full-game frame rate.
-
-The final build was also tested in Batman in-headset: cutscenes displayed and
-head-movement snap-back was reported resolved. Logs confirmed the combined path,
-full-resolution hardware decoding, over 12,500 scene frames with only two startup
-holds, and no subsequent old promotion messages or composition setup failures.
-Some frame-rate dips and existing Unity render-pass warnings remain. The patch
-does not claim universal game compatibility, exact Quest 3 pixel equivalence,
-or perfect frame timing.
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Themes

-FramePort comes with three color themes, all dark:
+FramePort comes with three colour themes, all dark:

 | Theme | Look |
 |---|---|
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ A theme is a small JSON file. To make one:

 1. In **Settings → Appearance**, pick the theme closest to what you want and click **Copy this theme as a file**.
 2. Paste it into a text editor and save it as `something.json`.
-3. Change the name and the colors you want different. You can delete every color you keep: missing colors come
+3. Change the name and the colours you want different. You can delete every colour you keep: missing colours come
   from the `base` theme.
 4. Back in **Settings → Appearance**, click **Install theme file…** and choose the file. FramePort checks it,
   switches to it and keeps a copy in its data folder (`themes/`), so you can delete the original.
@@ -40,11 +40,11 @@ To remove an installed theme, click the bin icon on its card.
 | Field | Meaning |
 |---|---|
 | `name` | Shown on the theme's card (up to 40 characters). |
-| `base` | The built-in theme that fills in every color the file leaves out: `portal` (default), `portal_oled` or `original`. |
-| `dual` | `true`: two-color touches like Portal's (blue-to-orange sidebar edge, two-color "FramePort", the selected tab's fade, blue secondary buttons). `false`: one accent, like Original. Default: the base's. |
-| `colors` | Any of the colors below, as `#RRGGBB` or `#RGB`. Names may be upper or lower case. |
+| `base` | The built-in theme that fills in every colour the file leaves out: `portal` (default), `portal_oled` or `original`. |
+| `dual` | `true`: two-colour touches like Portal's (blue-to-orange sidebar edge, two-colour "FramePort", the selected tab's fade, blue secondary buttons). `false`: one accent, like Original. Default: the base's. |
+| `colors` | Any of the colours below, as `#RRGGBB` or `#RGB`. Names may be upper or lower case. |

-| Color | Used for |
+| Colour | Used for |
 |---|---|
 | `BG` | Window background |
 | `SIDEBAR` | Sidebar and activity panel |
@@ -57,5 +57,5 @@ To remove an installed theme, click the bin icon on its card.
 | `PC` | PC VR games and "on this PC" |

 FramePort refuses a theme file it can't show well, and says why: a light window background (FramePort is dark only),
-text that's hard to read on cards, an unknown color name or a value that isn't a color. An example is in
+text that's hard to read on cards, an unknown colour name or a value that isn't a colour. An example is in
 [`themes/example-theme.json`](themes/example-theme.json).
Author	SHA1	Message	Date
spoopyghosty0	8c9391e826	ui_smoke: a warm-up screen while the web fonts load (the first shot measured text with a fallback font: wrapped and overlapping labels)	2026-10-07 17:40:32 -04:00
spoopyghosty0	2a81330f38	Selected sidebar tab: white icon on the portal fade in dual themes (an orange icon clashed with it)	2026-10-07 17:20:17 -04:00
spoopyghosty0	cf4a8c3752	Wordmark with a portal between Frame and Port; glyphs match Material icons in menus - Dual themes: "Frame" (accent), a small tilted portal (rim from the accent into SECONDARY around a dark hole, generated in the active theme's colours, also for installed themes: glyphs.portal_mark), "Port" (SECONDARY) - Glyphs: stroke 2 (was 1.75, lighter than Material's icons); menu items tint them TEXT like Material's own icons - ui_smoke: waits until the web server listens (a fixed 6 s failed with a second smoke run on the machine)	2026-10-07 16:59:10 -04:00
spoopyghosty0	42fb5f7fa2	Portal (OLED) and Original themes, installable theme files, both portals in the Portal theme - Built-ins: Portal (default), Portal (OLED) (true black) and Original (the former violet; "classic" still maps to it) - Portal now uses both of the logo's portals: orange stays the main action and selection; the new SECONDARY token (blue) colours outlined buttons, progress bars and switch tracks; "dual" themes add the blue-to-orange sidebar edge, the two-colour wordmark and the selected tab's fade. Original looks exactly as before - Theme files: <data>/themes/*.json (name, base, dual, any subset of the colour tokens), checked on install (dark background, readable text, known colours; T.ThemeError says why). Settings -> Appearance: "Install theme file...", "Copy this theme as a file" (a template), a bin icon removes an installed theme - docs/THEMES.md + docs/themes/example-theme.json (kept valid by a test); ui_smoke --themes includes installed themes	2026-10-07 16:43:34 -04:00
spoopyghosty0	3c7efc1c15	Portal theme, FramePort logo and glyphs, live theme switching in Settings - Logo (a monitor that goes through a tilted portal and comes out as the Steam Frame) in the sidebar and welcome screen; src/assets/icon.png is the bundles' app icon (flet build; PyInstaller fallback via --icon) - 24 px line glyphs (ui/icons/glyphs, ui/glyphs.py) replace Material icons for FramePort's own concepts: Frame, launch test, PC, live view, screenshots, Type on Frame, verified recipe, rebuild; shown as tinted images through C.as_icon and the button/menu helpers (same size as the Material icons next to them) - Colour themes, dark only: "portal" (default; orange accent, blue PC side, status colours chosen so warnings never read as the accent) and "classic" (the previous violet). Settings -> Appearance theme cards switch live: app.restyle() rebuilds the shell and drops cached views (setting ui.theme) - Theme colours are read when building: default arguments no longer capture tokens, module-level colour maps refill through T.on_change; tests/test_theme.py checks both - ui_smoke.py --themes renders the picker and every theme after a live switch	2026-10-07 16:17:19 -04:00