I’m here simply to advocate for Linux support. I have 3 Razer devices, headphones, keyboard and mouse and they struggle to work with Linux. Us Linux users should not have to settle for third part software like OpenRazer. While I respect their work it should not be on them to have to make these tools. We paid money for our devices, we expect support on Linux.
Synapse 4 on Linux!
Being around as long as they have how is this not a thing already.
Serious lack of oversight here on Razer’s behalf.
Yes I can get RGB and polling rates working with open source software but all the buttons on my multiple Naga are useless which is not what I bought them for.
Seems if I want to put more time than I have into it I can finagle a workaround but honestly that should not be needed with what I paid for the products.
If you won’t support linux at least build in memory for marco and button assignments into the device itself like you did with the Nostromo collab with Belkin....back in 2007.
+1https://www.phoronix.com/review/razer-blade-18-linux keep fingers crossed. Maybe something will happen in this matter - first “Linux certified” Razer Blade laptop… still no official Synapse on these, but maybe a small step in a good direction.
https://www.phoronix.com/review/razer-blade-18-linux keep fingers crossed. Maybe something will happen in this matter - first “Linux certified” Razer Blade laptop… still no official Synapse on these, but maybe a small step in a good direction.
I did before Razer :D https://github.com/bladeandsoulx/fang-razer-linux
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