Is this Linux Compatible?
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I'm using it as a server running Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, text mode. Works excellent. Apache, PHP 5 and MySQL.
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If it has a USB 3.0 port, runs Windows or Mac OS X (not sure about Linux), then it should work just fine.
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It is 64 bit. I am using opensuse 64 bit and it works fine.Do not even think of putting windows on it. The linpus Linux that it comes with is worthless
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I don't see why it would not work. I would guess that it is compatible with ubuntu.
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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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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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Definitely. I have used it with XP, Vista, 7, 8, and several flavors of Linux OSs.
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I'm sure you could find some more information on the forums. I personally have not tried running it on Linux. I would imagine you just need to find the correct drivers to run it properly. Good luck.
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Yes. It is compatible. You may need to update drivers or simply update your OS but, not likely. Just use the drivers that come with the installation disc and you should be fine.
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Yes to Win and Mac. Haven't tried Linux, though I'd assume yes, as I don't see any reason for it not to.
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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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finding the driver software is a nightmare but yes it is compatible I would suggest XP or Linux Ubuntu the card ran fine with Linux but not the best with 7
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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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No, this docking station is not compatible with Linux. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com. Thank you, Satechi Technical Support
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This system is very generic hardware - I can't speak to all Linux systems, but Debian/Ubuntu installs just fine. You need to know what you're doing as some installers are looking specifically for a CD device during install. If you want to get around that issue, get yourself a USB CD or DVD drive.Once you get past any issue with the installer (and that's not a hardware issue - it's an issue with the installation code) it will run Linux just fine. This unit will run better with the command line, but it runs lightweight GUIs perfectly well.
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It works on my Mint computer so I'm almost absolutely sure it'll be compatible with Ubuntu. It's a very simple input device, no drivers needed.
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yes,all you have to do is "google" the chipset which is listed on the specs sheet that's pictured with the set up.p/s:this set up works great,it's just too bad that it doesn't work w/ "win 8" &"win 7" will be a goner in a few yrs just like "xp" & very soon "vista".but it will still work w/ most "linux".