the hardware work in GNU/Linux Ubuntustudio? Honestech suport the GNU/Linux operating System?
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Dear Miguel, Unfortunately, GNU/Linux operating system is not supported, and there is no device driver for Linux/Unix systems.
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I'm running Linux Fedora, and it works like a charm with no setup at all. just plug it in and go. I've never tried Ubuntu, but I assume it would be pretty much the same.
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It works with my Linux Mint OS. It was plug & play. That's about as good as it gets for the price.
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Studio One (mixing software) and the drivers. More info here. http://www.presonus.com/products/AudioBox-USB
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Exactly the same hardware. You can run UE or SqueezeBox firmware on either.
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There are tons of interfaces that work, "best" is certainly going to depend on your specific needs. I've used both Steinberg's UR22 and NI's Komplete Audio 6, and they both work great for me.
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It is off the shelf hardware. It should work with Linux distributions AFAIK. You can build your own for slightly cheaper, but not too much cheaper. For the extra money, you do get warranty support on the hardware as well as having it tested and burnt in. That was worth my mine for having the piece of mind. Search for the free as mini reviews and you can get a breakdown of the hardware to check compatibility.
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This link may help:http://www.linuxcompatible.org/compatdb/details/soundblaster_audigy_linux.html
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Officially only Win/Mac OSs are supported. It doesn't come with a Linux driver and Genius website doesn't provide one. However, http:// goo.gl/7FK
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Thanks, I went ahead and bought it... it works just fine with my Red Hat Linux box, but it does require reformatting... I'm sure it would work just fine with most other Linux distros too.
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Sorry, sir. I can't help you with that question since I don't have an answer for you. My primary machine (laptop) runs Linux and I decided to use mix it up by switching to windows for my desktop (the one containing the pny). Google is your best friend though.
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The included software will run on just about anything made in the last 5 years, even a netbook. If you want to run third-party sound software, you may need better hardware.
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I believe so. I use Linux, I had to select this device as output. Go to your sound configurations and do the same, it should work.
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Well, since those are both open source programs, you would want to check with the programmers, not the hardware manufacturer... Do you expect every company/person to keep up to date on every little Open Source program and compatibility?
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Yup. Used it with Ubuntu and Kubuntu. Linux has low-latency drivers built-in, so you're good to go.
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The DAC works with windows as a Generic USB Audio device and runs driver less using the built in drivers in Windows 7. It may not be plug and play but installing the generic driver should work in Linux.
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I've successfully used it with Fedora, so it should work with Ubuntu, I would think.