Short Bytes: Razer founder and CEO Min-Liang Tan has announced that Razer is soon going to support Linux distros on its Razer Blade laptop series officially. To welcome the suggestions from the community, Razer has created a new Linux Corner hub. In a Facebook post, Tan revealed that their work would start with making sure that all the drivers are working and properly optimized.

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At CES 2017, gaming hardware maker Razer made headlines with its crazy, the triple screen laptop concept. Now, the company’s founder and CEO Min-Liang Tan has announced that the firm is planning to support Linux on its Razer Blade laptop lineup.

Razer Blade Laptop: Stay at the top of your game with this Razer Blade laptop. The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Max-Q graphics card provides fast frame rates for vivid, tear-free visuals while playing high-resolution games, and the 512GB SSD offers ample storage space for games and media files. Razorblade Suitcase is the second studio album by English rock band Bush, released on 19 November 1996 by Trauma and Interscope Records.The follow-up to their 1994 debut Sixteen Stone, it was recorded at Abbey Road Studios in London with engineer and producer Steve Albini. The Razer Blade Stealth is a great laptop made even greater in this generation with a quad-core CPU. But compared to similar laptop competitors, there's one thing it still needs.

In a post on Razer Insider, that the support for Linux-based operating systems is one of the most commonly made requests on online forums.It isn’t the fact that Linux doesn’t run at all on Razer Blade machines. Up until now, Razer hasn’t provided official support for their products running Linux. With this promised change, Razer wants to bring the best-in-class Linux experience.To accept suggestions and opinions from the Linux community, Razer has created, a dedicated forum on the Razer Insider website.Tan also shared the announcement via a Facebook post, in which he expressed the desire to make Razer Blade “the best notebook in the world that supports Linux.”Further, Tan outlined the priorities in a comment on the post. He said that Razer would start with “making all the drivers work well, ensuring they’re optimized, etc, ensuring that all the popular distributions are evaluated etc.”.

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The Blade and Blade Pro occupy the mid and upper tiers of Razer's lineup. There is also the Stealth, but we've written that out here based purely on the fact it isn't a gaming laptop on its own.There is much to consider. The first is the size, because despite the relatively svelte form of the Blade Pro, It's still a 17.3-inch notebook. That size is either something you want or something you don't, it isn't really something you might be ok with.That also ties in with the price. The Blade Pro is much more expensive than the Blade at $3,699 and up compared to a starting price of $1,799. Neither are cheap, but the Blade is cheaper.

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From there on out the question to ask is how much you actually want from your laptop. The Blade Pro is very much a full on desktop replacement, while the Blade is still something you could well consider a secondary device to your main rig. How you're going to use it will help you decide which to get and how much to spend.With a GTX 1060 the Blade is still a remarkably capable gaming laptop. The processor is the same as the Blade Pro and the standard 16GB of RAM is still more than ample. The Blade Pro is just insane, but it's also all the PC you could possibly want.If you want something portable and powerful, the Blade is a great choice. If you want a single laptop that can replace everything and be your only high end gaming PC, maybe hold out and go for the Blade Pro.