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<p>You may remember when
Apple announced at WWDC 2017 that macOS High Sierra would be the first version of Mac’s operating system with support for virtual reality. In a big move, Apple worked with Valve, Unity, and Unreal to bring their VR SDKs to the Mac. Today, however, Valve
announced that SteamVR for macOS will be discontinued as the company now focuses on tools for Windows and Linux.</p>
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