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Getting Started (Meta Quest Linux Arm64 Steam Link)

BleuRaven edited this page Sep 16, 2026 · 1 revision

Compatibility: Steam Link officially supports Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest 3, and Meta Quest Pro. Meta Quest 1 is not supported. Meta Quest headsets require Meta Horizon OS v74 or later.

Install the game

  • Download the game from the Game Site.
    Be careful to download the Linux ARM64 game build, not the Linux x64 build, the Windows build, or the dedicated server.
Download Game Build Linux ARM64
  • Extract the content of the Zip file.
    The extracted content is the game folder. You can extract it to your Desktop or Downloads folder.

  • Find MacroMicroVRService-Arm64.sh in the game folder and enable "Is executable" in its properties.

Set As Executable
  • Alternatively, open a terminal in the extracted game folder and type chmod +x MacroMicroVRService-Arm64.sh.

Install SteamVR

  • Download and install Steam on your Linux ARM64 computer.
  • In Steam, download and install SteamVR.
  • Start SteamVR, open its settings, and set SteamVR as the active OpenXR runtime.

Set up Steam Link

  • Connect your computer to your router with an Ethernet cable.
  • Connect your headset to the same network using a 5 GHz Wi-Fi connection. Wi-Fi 5 is the minimum; Wi-Fi 6 or Wi-Fi 6E is recommended.
  • Install the free Steam Link app on your Meta Quest headset.
  • Start Steam on your computer and sign in.
  • Open Steam Link in the headset and follow the on-screen instructions to connect it to your computer.
Steam Link Setup

Launch the game

  • Connect the headset to your computer through Steam Link.
  • Run ./MacroMicroVRService-Arm64.sh from the extracted game folder.

Optional: Add the game to Steam

You can add MacroMicroVRService-Arm64.sh as a "Non-Steam Game" in the Steam app.

  • Open your Steam Library.
  • Click "Add a Game" in the bottom-left corner.
  • Select "Add a Non-Steam Game..."
  • Browse to MacroMicroVRService-Arm64.sh and add it.

You can now launch the game directly from your Steam Library in the Non-Steam section.

MMVS in Steam Library

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