Breezy Desktop

App

Use tracked virtual monitors through your glasses

Breezy Desktop uses motion readings from supported XR glasses to place virtual monitors around a Linux desktop. Its separate Vulkan mode adds a tracked game screen and head-controlled mouse or joystick input.

Desktop mode needs a supported KDE Plasma or GNOME session; virtual displays need the documented Wayland setup. Productivity features require paid access after the trial, while core Vulkan gaming modes remain free and some enhancements are paid.

Support depends on the glasses, firmware and processor architecture. Some brands use a closed vendor SDK. XREAL drivers are unofficial and can drift, and glasses with built-in screen anchoring need that feature disabled first.