will it work with fedora/chrome os
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Yes. I have my T651 connected to my Chromebook right now and the results are quite pleasing. My only wish is that I'd like the spongy click action of my Macbook versus the tap-to-click of the T651. But the smooth surface is much more pleasing than the small, crinkled up surface of the Chromebook touchpad.
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That would be a question that might be answered via their website. I imagine the simplest features of the pad would work because of standardized Bluetooth stacks on computers these days. However, the more complex features and gestures may require software from the manufacturer.
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Yes. It should plug right in and already be supported by the kernel.For me, the middle button opened a new tab when using it to click on a link in a browser.
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yes it will am sure of it haven't tried to set one up but platform should work follow the protocol of linux either runs wired or wireless
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It doesnot support linux. I have tried it on Ubuntu and Fedora. Use only for windows.
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It should work, I have installed many Linux distros on this as well as many flavors of windows.
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Yes, and it works very well. One caveat, it requires making changes and configurations. There is a link which provides, Google Phil's Project Blog. His information is the best that I came across. Read the blog and decide if you are up to this. My recommendation is that it is worthwhile and will give you a better understanding on Linux configuration.
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ChrisAg13,Great news! Yes, it will. I have a Windows 8 Desktop that I sometimes use it with. And if you ever get a Chromebook it works on those as well!Thanks,Dylan
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Wishy-washy answer: it should... Don't know anyone who uses Linux so can't verify.
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Yes, this device will work with any Linux system that has USB HID drivers installed. These drivers are normally installed by default. The device worked perfectly with my Arch Linux/KDE system.
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Frankly I don't know as I'm running Linux and not Chromebox, But a quick 'Google Search' tells me NO as others seem to report that D-Link isnt working on their machines either, Possibly you can borrow one from a 'Friend' to test first, But judging from what I read the answer is No and I'd say save your Money!. "Sorry I cant Help?".....
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The mouse is plug-&-play, and Chrome OS supports most plug-&-play mice and keyboards, so you should be good to go with this.
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It works with (Ubuntu) Linux. Chrome OS is a Linux kernel-based operating system designed by Google (quote from Wikipedia). So it probably works. The specific question is: "Did Google include the driver for this device when creating the Chrome OS variant of the Linux kernel?". My guess is that they did. But that is only a guess.
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You should be able to install any OS - I used Fedora, but I don't know of any reason you couldn't load Win7. I know nothing about using Win7 as a server.
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ChromeOS will still work just fine, but will need to reinstall it after swapping this new drive in. Just make sure to download and install the chrome recovery image to a USB thumb drive before hand and you will be fine.
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considering that the chrome OS is less of a full function OS and more of a straight-to-internet type...I'm going to say NO...no it will not. A wired controller however would work , you might want to check the youtube video "chromebook how to connect a xbox/ps3 controller and what games"
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If you were really set on running windows, and you were a master of computers and programming, then yes. For most people, no. The device runs Chrome OS, which works for most daily browsing and work tasks. If you need something specific and there is no app support for it, it is fairly easy to run linux on the device.Linux is pretty similar to windows in feel and program support.
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I am not sure about Fedora, i don't know much about it, remember you can return your product 30 days after buy with no money lost, besides shipping charges so make sure to pay little on that. Anyways, my friend hooked it up to his mac and it worked fine, i've hooked this baby up on windows vista, 7 & 8. And also, check their website, i'm sure they have drivers for every kind of OS.