Would I be able to use this on Linux?
1473882
It works on Ubuntu, so I'm guessing you are good for all debian based (and probably all but I'm not as familiar with others.)
2277810
I don't know but I don't see why not. It is a standard USB device. Windows sees it as an external drive but I don't know what is under the hood in windows to make that happen. There is no driver disk or application to load, you just plug it in and Windows knows what to do. Like everything Linux... If you have, or can get, or can write the driver, it will work.
912148
Not sure for Linux...but I´m using it with Mac OSX so I would imagine this could work!!
1528778
No answer for using it with a Linux system, but works great with my home brew set up.There are way bettercamers, but have no complaints with this one.
28598
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.
2068284
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.
1872503
Should work,try it.. My best friend uses linux and hes an I.T. person,so it works for him..
2278328
You sure can. I formatted the drive to use it as a Linux installation disk.
1764209
Heavens yes. Also, go to Distrowatch and look at the all the Linux programs out there. It will run those too.Understand this: the people who make the boards, and Intel is excellent here, make them to run in a standard format so any operating system out there can handle them. Further, 10 something is out there and coming down the pike.. that board, and almost all the boards sold on Amazon will handle 10 when it gets here. SOME.. some of the boards are made for older input devices, and older operating systems. NOT the new ones which are universal. It is, by the way, and excellent, excellent board. Heavens yes. Also, go to Distrowatch and look at the all the Linux programs out there. It will run those too.Understand this: the people who make the boards, and Intel is excellent here, make them to run in a standard format so any operating system out there can handle them. Further, 10 something is out there and coming down the pike.. that board, and almost all the boards sold on Amazon will handle 10 when it gets here. SOME.. some of the boards are made for older input devices, and older operating systems. NOT the new ones which are universal. It is, by the way, and excellent,... » Read More Heavens yes. Also, go to Distrowatch and look at the all the Linux programs out there. It will run those too.Understand this: the people who make the boards, and Intel is excellent here, make them to run in a standard format so any operating system out there can handle them. Further, 10 something is out there and coming down the pike.. that board, and almost all the boards sold on Amazon will handle 10 when it gets here. SOME.. some of the boards are made for older input devices, and older operating systems. NOT the new ones which are universal. It is, by the way, and excellent, excellent board. « Show Less
2190139
Yes, so far this works with any pc I've thrown it against. Xp, win 7 and 8 work fine. I have yet to try it with a Linux box or Mac.
1675922
I guess it can. You could try using a virtual machine, though. I have 4 OSs this way (VMware Workstation).
1509413
I am not using it with a Linux but what are you planning on doing in Linux with it?
216718
Short answer: It can. Long answer: It takes some work. I suggest you search the web for "asio for linux". The crux of the matter is getting an ASIO driver installed and configured.
290706
It works fine with Ubuntu and I see no reason why it wouldn't work OK with CentOS etc. Is there a particular flavour you want to run on it?
1513674
Installed and works well on the windows based platform. Never installed it on linux, however it was basically plug play , so it should.
992714
Almost certainly not. There MIGHT be a way for experts to get those to work; but if you have to ask, then you wouldn't be able to do what was needed. This is a Linux operating system, meaning that Windows-based (or Mac) programs do not run, except by emulation, and that doesn't always work. Now, Ubuntu Linux does come with its own programs that do many of those features. For example, you can edit photos with Gimp, manage them with any of several programs, do spreadsheets via Libre Office, and so forth. But it's not the same software as you mentioned, and so it has different capabilities and works with different menu choices.
370273
I haven't tried it, but I can't imagine it not working with linux or any OS for that matter.