I see it works with Solaris and I saw a reviewer had no trouble with Ubuntu. What about other versions of Linux, particularly Debian and Fedora?
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A lot is going to depend on your kernel version (regardless of what distro you're running), and the actual hardware you're using (video card, monitor, etc). Having said that, I'm currently using this KVM to switch between a desktop running Fedora 18 and a laptop/docking station that's running Fedora 19 and haven't run into any showstoppers yet. Had some issues with screen resolution when I tried to replace the OOTB Nvidia video drivers with the proprietary versions, and there are some keyboard shortcuts in the documentation that I found to be glaringly absent (see my review of the product for details), but none of the issues were big enough that I couldn't use the product. HTH
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Yes it works with Linux if you can find the driver and it allows you to store you 2 hands but you can swap some of yours for someone elses
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If you really want it to work is meant to be, I would recommend to set it up with windows, so install the software and update, etc. But yes, it works with Ubuntu. I use it everyday on 14.04
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As i recall, it didn't actually ship with a version of Linux installed. The first thing I did was install Ubuntu and its been working fine. I bought this laptop a few months ago, though, so I may have forgotten...
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The hardware should be compatible. The biggest variable will be the OS. If you are using Microsoft Windows, it'll work. Linux would depend on the distro / configuration (you should be able to get it to work with any of them, but the process is likely to be harder, and getting the burning to work may be non-trivial).
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Absolutely. I bought this item because it works great with both Windows and Linux. Well worth it. I need to buy another one because I gave this one away to one of my students.
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I do not have "Kali Linux" installed on any computers I own but I will tell you this; it works with any of the "debian based" distros I do use ! Xubuntu 12.04, Lubuntu 13.10, Linux Lite 1.0.6 & 8, Ubuntu 10.04 & 12.04, LXLE 12.04.4 and Mint 8, 13, 14 ! HTH !!!
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It does work with Ubuntu out of the box. I can't speak to other distros, but I know Schiit has put effort into this product working with Linux. They've marketed it a few times and demonstrated it running on Ubuntu and as the M&M stack being good sound that young people can actually afford. And it running on Linux was a big part of that. So I would assume that anything called "Audiophile Linux", which I have previously not heard of, would be right up their alley for this product.
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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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I've had it working on Windows xp/Vista/7/8/8.1 so far. Unsure about Linux at this point.
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I haven't found a way to get it to work with ubuntu. The driver supplied is for windows. My ubuntu 12.04 doesn't even recognize that the card is in the computer. I don't know of any linux driver to use for this card. I suggest that you look into cards and/or products made by Hauppage. You can research these devices on ubuntu forums (wiki).
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It does not work with Linux at this time. Logitech has *never* been open-source friendly, and likely never will, due to managerial bullsh** as usual.
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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 worked on Damn Small Linux with driver installs, but I don't know if it would work with any other distro. The laptop I used it in is quite old, so DSL and Puppy were essentially the only distros I could install.
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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.
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Yes, if there is an an empty PCI slot in the computer, it will work with a Linux build.
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I'm not too sure if it's compatible with all Linux distros. What I can say is that I run an unRaid server and the card works fine. I have an ASRock H77M-ITX LGA1155 board and the bios detects it on boot.