Will these work on a Linux OS?
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Sorry, I don't know, but based on the system of Logitech, it is plausible that they will work.
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From what I have read, they will work, at the slower 333mhz speed, even though they are capable of 400 mhz. My computer is 400 mhz.
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No idea if they have Linux driver. I tried 2 units - neither worked, units just powered off :(
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Sorry, I am not a tech but I would think they would work on any computer with a USB port for power and a mic jack for the plug.
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I use it on Toshiba's and they work fine. Theoretically they should be plug and play - wait for your pc to tell you "your hardware is ready to use".
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I don't specifically know your machine, but I would imagine that if they plug in they'll work. They're very good. I'm happy with them.
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Should work as long as you have an open PCIe X4 slot for it. OS-wise, I also used these with VMware and they worked fine...
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I do not see any reason why not, operating systems are not a limiting factor, the drivers should work regardless.
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I believe they will work, but to get the 7.1 to work I believe you need the driver software. But yeah, they should work fine as standard headsets
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I believe it will work with Linux. I do have a fair return policy if it doesn't work.
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You didn't say what kind of computer you have. For modern versions of Windows (7, 8, 8.1) you don't need an app. The OS will recognize the device and it just works. I don't know about MacOS or Linux. Probably it will work, but I only use Windows with these headphones.
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Yes. Use the app solaar to manage the device under linux. Google it for the PPA.
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Yes, monitors aren't made specifically for operating systems. They're made to project rays of light so long story short, yes it'll work on Linux
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Not in Linux...Linux drivers are 32 bit only. I had to substitute Debian 32 bit for the 64. Installed PAE kernel and all is well.
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They have a basic 3.5 mm jack so if your computer has an audio port for a 3.5 mm jack they will work. Most computers do.
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I am wondering the same thing. I will be using the most recent release of either CentOS or Ubuntu and I would hate to find out it doesn't work on Linux.