I received a Quest 2 for Christmas and my glasses prevented me from playing it comfortably. I just got Lasik for unrelated reasons and tried it the other day for the first time without glasses. 
Gosh, that’s just night and day in terms of comfort and clarity. Definitely want to make use of this gift now and do things right from the start. 
Yesterday I got Sidequest setup and installed Oculess. Couple questions for any kind anons willing to answer
- When I disabled Telemetry using Oculess, it showed a readout of 6 telemetry-related variables, and only 3 were actually disabled. Is this normal, or a sign I’ve messed up something in the install? I haven’t seen anyone else complain about this ambiguity with Google searching. I can try to grab a screencap later if this is too vague, but I don't know how to take snapshots of Oculus menus. (see below)
- Does Guardian provide any useful position/motion data for programs, or can I just disable it if I’m not concerned about my environment?
- Are there any essential programs/mods to grab that I would regret not finding later on? Looking at the sticky from /vrgg/, I’ll also grab XS Overlap and OpenVR Advanced Settings. Any other recommendations?
- What is the best way to record/screencap *exactly* what I’m seeing? The built-in recorder is extremely restrictive, doesn't let me share it any way except through Zuck's channels or pulling the file off the internal storage when connected to my PC, and removes things like the Guardian and passthrough stuff, which I wanted to show to someone.
- I'm getting a weird "snake" effect like when you used to drag icons in Windows when in the menu of a game I tried. I looked it up and found someone else on Steam had the same issue (pic related) after the latest update. The devs said Virtual Desktop isn't supported and I have to use a USB cable for their games to eliminate the issue. Is this sort of thing common? Will using VD to stream wirelessly cause bugs?
Thanks in advance.