Will it work with Linux laptop?
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It did not work in my Chromebook (Pixel 2), which I would take as a bad sign.
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The short answer is yes, but not without a lot of work. You need to install a USB stick and install a version of Linux on it. Be prepared to do a bit of hacking. This is not a route for the faint of heart.
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It does have Linux drivers it's meant for a PC, but maybe with the right tablet that has USB it could work.
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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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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 not certain it will work with Linux, however I actually had some problems with this unit, and sent it back...I opted for the Sewell Hammerhead vga to HDMI converter..it automatically sets your pc resolution,( or laptop)...and instantly, you have your image on the big screen. The Hammerhead functions by way of the vga port, and should not be affected by your o.s. Just an idea!
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If your laptop has a thunderbolt outlet, yes it will work! If not you may need to get a thunderbolt to usb or firewire instead.
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It works on Linux Mint 16 (thus Ubuntu), openSUSE, and Debian out of the box. I haven't tested others.
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It should work, if it works with other USB devices, i don't see why it wouldn't. Sorry if I am incorrect. I personally don't use linux. I use Windows 8.
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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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As long as your laptop has a full length mini pci-e slot, yes. Luckily, Broadcom has hybrid drivers for some linux installs, I've not tested them, but you can find them here: http://www.broadcom.com/support/802.11/linux_sta.php
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It should treat the box as an external sound card. In this case, it should work. Linux has OOB drivers, unlike Windows and the need to download and install drivers. This being said, it should work with Linux.
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I haven't tried Linux, but as you say, they're just USB speakers after all, so I'd expect they would. I didn't have to install any specific drivers to get them to work on my Windows 8 machine.
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It works perfectly with Fedora 16. I assume you won't have any problem since is the Kernel the one that handles the hardware and is basically the same on all flavors of Linux.
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Hi! We don't have a driver/software for Linux that will work with this adapter.
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I believe it will the driver for it is pretty basic. Mint is the best Windows like flavor of Linux (IMO) and it's "plug and play" has always worked with anything I have installed.
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Yes. You might have to format the drive though. It should be fast enough to run Linux without any issues.