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      There has been corps like dell offering Linux distros like 10-15 years ago, it just never was an attractive option compared to windows

      But windows is killing itself

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      Razer could bring the biggest bump to Linux market share since the Steam Deck, or possibly even more

      The current biggest weakness of Linux is lack of OEMs shipping it. Most people do not want to install an OS themselves, or even know that it’s possible.

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    Massive win. Too bad the year of the Linux desktop happened with the explosion of RAM prices. lol

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      I think it’s actually a good time for year of Linux since Linux is more efficient with memory than Windows 11

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    Is this why they’ve been working on a web app for configuration instead of Synapse? This is a win for everybody.

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    I’ve been happily running Linux on my 2021 Blade 14 for years. NVIDIA support is still somewhat of a problem but that’s not unique to Razer. It’s gotten way better over the years but some games still stutter a bit or run slower than Windows. Otherwise, it’s a fine experience.

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    I think I get it now. “The year of Linux on the desktop” doesn’t refer to a specific calendar year. Its just how long it takes them to do it.