Linux, locally in your headset.
A Termux-powered desktop for Meta Quest, presented through a native Android and Spatial SDK interface.
A desktop bridge, built for Quest.
Termux, Termux:X11 and XFCE own the Linux session. A native Android app carries the pixels and input over device-local loopback.
Every practical way to interact.
One shared input system works in both Horizon-managed window mode and a grabbable Spatial SDK panel.
- Ray pointerhover · tap · drag
- Right clickarmed · controller
- Virtual keyboardHorizon IME
- Bluetooth keyboardphysical keys
- Quest microphonesynchronized voice
├─ app/
│ ├─ src/
│ └─ build.gradle.kts
├─ README.md
└─ LICENSE
You Add a small status action and test it. Codex I’ll inspect the project, make the change, run the tests, and show you the diff. ✓ source updated ✓ tests passed ✓ APK assembled
The showcase: agentic work, entirely on Quest.
Run the Codex desktop app inside the local Linux environment. Point, right-click, type with a virtual or Bluetooth keyboard, dictate through the Quest microphone, work with Git, and build Android apps on the headset.
Inkscape, camera import and local printing are also validated.
A working reference, not a black box.
The Android client, bounded RFB transport, Linux setup, fixtures and validation notes are public and MIT licensed. Third-party applications remain user-installed dependencies under their own terms.
