Would this keyboard support Linux System?
1985262
I can imagine it wouldn't unless Linux requires sokeyboard.al key legend not on a PC kwyboard
1985263
I think so. Maybe some key has different define compare to windows. I use it in vm Ubuntu is good.
2149331
Should not be a problem. I use this with windows 8.1 works okay. I believe it was designed for android which is a break off from linux. It works basically like a regular keyboard. The unit I have though has a few problems. The + key works intermittently which drives me nuts. In addition if I lightly bump the unit the air mouse frequently turns on and starts moving the cursor around when I don't want it to. It should however work fine for OpenELEC
1758906
It works in the BIOS so it acts as the base level acting as a physical keyboard so yes. I don't know if there is software for it.
2194309
Yes. I should work on any recent Windows-based system with a USB port. There's no special software required or included with USB keyboards like this one.
83508
That I do not know. the machine I am using it with is running 7 64 bit and it does work with that. btw I answered your question by using the on screen keyboard!
861088
The description says it is supported by the Linux kernel 2.6 and above. The 2.6 kernel was released in 2003 so Ubuntu 13.04 is 10 years newer. It's kernel will definitely support a generic USB keyboard and mouse like this.
1239839
It does have Linux drivers it's meant for a PC, but maybe with the right tablet that has USB it could work.
749282
Yes... But some USB devices will not work well or at all when plugged into the keyboard. Read your tech info concerning the device you will be connecting. Good luck.
1287226
I use it under Ubuntu Linux. Works great! The Windows driver is for extra features of the touchpad (like scrolling when you swipe along the edge). The keyboard and touchpad can access the BIOS or run without Windows.
417325
Yes it would. As long as you can plug it into a computer it'll work on the keyboard.
411164
I had to use an Hp keyboard for setup but it works with Duo duo and linux mint
492984
Well I don't know but, when I got mine I had windows xp but I have switched to linux Ubuntu and it works just fine and in reading up on linux I understand that both Apples OS X and Linux are based off a Unix platform so, I would think, that if this keyboard works on my Linux system and you have an OS X system, it should work.
694464
Don't know about Linux. I've only used it with Windows 7 & 8.1 & it works fine with both of those.
1704565
I've only used it once or twice on two different laptops running Linux (besides the Android device I bought it for) and it's worked as a mouse/keyboard without having to configure anything, just by plugging the receiver. Hope it helps.
1985679
It doesnot support linux. I have tried it on Ubuntu and Fedora. Use only for windows.
1252591
I am using it on XP, but not sure about Linux. I should as it is a physical switch and not software driven.
2243590
yes however the software to do so doesn't with it. Depending on you OS and version you will have a 50/50 shot in finding something that works with your setup. While this keyboard is a cool idea, the execution software-wise is not worth the trouble IMO.