Does this work on Linux? Using what driver?
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T.C. I used the item on a PC using Windows 7, so I am not able to give you the answer you are looking for. Sorry! Also sorry for the delay, I just saw this today.
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I plugged mine into a Linux Ubuntu Minimal install and it worked without issues. No software install required, no special drivers. It just works.
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I used it on Mint, and got it working, but it didn't perform as well as it did on windows. It broke and they wouldn't honor the warranty so I can't test on my current distro. I would say go with something else for Linux.
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I'm not certain, but mine does work with Windows x64, the specs notwithstanding. Your question should be: "Is there a DisplayLink driver available for Linux. That's the critical issue.
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There are no software or drivers needed to use this device. There is an integrated circuit inside that converts the digital HDMI signal to an analog vga, but this is transparent to you the user. Just plug it in and use it. There should be no setup required. Works with Linux too, just in case you are interested.
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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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Yup. Just plug it in and you'll see it show up as /dev/ttyUSB0 (or something similar). I use ckermit to connect to it. No drivers or anything else needed.
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Have not had any experience with this mouse and a Linux platform although I think your driver would probable work with this unit.
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Tested and working under many flavors of Linux. It uses the very common rtl8187 driver, so it'll work under just about anything.
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Mine works with Linux, Win XP, Vista, and Win 7. I suggest going to the manufacturer's website and download a Mac driver. If that doesn't work, click on support and chat with a tech.
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I agree with Andy and Michael. It should certainly work. It is merely a standard USB interface. Linux will see it, you will just have to configure whatever recording or music Software that you are using. Your recording software may already have an ASIO driver in the program. Most do. The ASIO driver will connect the software to the Lexicon interface. And BTW, I've been using the Lexicon interface and it's great. Definitely worth the $50 to see if it will work for you. Good Luck !
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Sorry man, no idea. I just Googled my drivers. Mine still works like a charm.
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Work with most linux kernel, the only problem I had before is CentOS 7 kernel 3.10, but you can worked around with install kernel plus
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I wouldn't know, as I've mostly used it with Linux. When I briefly tried it on Windows, I used the software that came with it.
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Doesn't work with every OS at least, i tried it with Linux Mint 17, Ubuntu 14..04 and Debian Wheezy. Maybe with Windows, but i don't think so.
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Don't know about Linux. I've only used it with Windows 7 & 8.1 & it works fine with both of those.
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Hi, I use it with Linux but the Info I have is 0x067b for the vendor, 0x2303 PL2303 Serial port, V4.00. I have had no problems with it so far. Mark