Detect WiVRn when looking for if VR is running #475

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MrUnknownDE · 2026-04-05T16:19:45+02:00

MrUnknownDE commented

2026-04-05 16:19:45 +02:00

Originally created by @AntiApple4life on 4/14/2025

Currently, VRCX determines if VR is running by looking for vrmonitor or monado-server, but WiVRn does not create a monado-server process. This fix will detect if the WiVRn server is running in addition to the previous two cases. Using EndWith is needed because, at least with Envision, you end up with process name like this: /home/antiapple/.local/share/envision/prefixes/wivrn_default/bin/wivrn-server This is my first PR in a while, and I am still relatively new to coding, so sorry if I messed anything up!

*Originally created by @AntiApple4life on 4/14/2025* Currently, VRCX determines if VR is running by looking for `vrmonitor` or `monado-server`, but WiVRn does not create a `monado-server` process. This fix will detect if the WiVRn server is running in addition to the previous two cases. Using `EndWith` is needed because, at least with Envision, you end up with process name like this: `/home/antiapple/.local/share/envision/prefixes/wivrn_default/bin/wivrn-server` This is my first PR in a while, and I am still relatively new to coding, so sorry if I messed anything up!

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Reference: github/VRCX#475