Will this work with Linux? I plan on using Motion so I won't need the PC software.
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Sorry but this webcam has been discontinue and the software available comes for Windows. In fact...the active X is not supported on Internet Explorer 10 or above
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On mine the motion detection and email notification do not work. When I looked for a firmware update it appears they have abandoned it (unless they have done something in the last few months). I generally use it with a third party app such as WebCam XP to send me email on motion, but that is annoying as you have to run your computer all the time and when it freezes and you're away, your dead in the water.
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http://www.trendnet.com/support/supportdetail.asp?prod=145_TV-IP110W#tabs-solution03
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Hi, I have it on the network and it streams to my Debian server running Zoneminder. It works OK for the money. If you have a decent recent version of linux (Ubuntu for instance) with java support in the browser, you can configure it on the browser just fine. I didn't try it with motion, but I see no reason not to work, since it works in Zoneminder. This is the url I user in zoneminder: http://&lt;username&gt;:&lt;password&gt;@&lt;ip&gt;/cgi/mjpg/mjpg.cgi Replace the stuff in &lt;&gt; with the proper info. I hope this helps. Even though this works fine, I would recommend you a better quality camera in the same price range, like the new D-Link. If you do a research, you can buy one with about $35 (http://www.ebay.com/itm/D-Link-Wireless-N-Network-Surveillance-Camera-W-iPhone-Remote-Viewing-DSC-930L-/360817167462?pt=US_Security_Cameras&hash=item5402610c66)
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I have not used it with Linux. I have used it with Win7 and Win Server 2008. It uses "Realtek" technology, if that helps. It should work with Linux.
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Installed and works well on the windows based platform. Never installed it on linux, however it was basically plug play , so it should.
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Salik, this combo will work with Linux. I have used it on Ubuntu fine. I am not sure if there is compatible software for programming the keys though, as I have not looked. It will work though, it uses the standard USB HID Keyboard and Mouse Drivers which work on almost all operating systems. The software (Logitech SetPoint) is the only thing that is not portable to all OS's but you may be able to find it for Linux. Try looking at this, it should work, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HIDPoint.
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No is the simple answer. The software is all windows based. And is the weakest link of the device.
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The CD that came with mine had software for both Windows and Linux. (I could not figure out how to install the linux version.)
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Yes, but unfortunately not with Linux. If anyone has found the drivers and software that works under Linux, please post.
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I think that it should. I am using it with Ubuntu Linux and it works just fine.
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Yes. It works well with Linux (not using GUI). Running CentOS 6.4 as a router and OpenVPN server.
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It's not a plug in play solution. Yes you will have to set it up. The good news is that it's been done before and documented online. Some simple linux commands, copying and pasting and you'll should be able to get it up and running. You may need to tweak some settings in order to get it running right. So it may be some what of a learning process. The link to the blog I use is below. http://jeremyblythe.blogspot.com/2012/06/motion-google-drive-uploader-and.html
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Dream Linux works sweet on this little guy too. seems a little faster than Ubuntu 8.10 just had to add a few things to get the webcam working. pretty easy thought with synaptic.
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It should work fine with Linux. The keyboard has it's own light source and uses a USB connection, which can be turned on or off at the users discretion.
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Sorry, but I have never used Linux so I couldn't tell you. But I will say that the IR receiver was a little finicky, but overall worked, with some delay.
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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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Yes. It works well with Ubuntu 12.04 that I'm running on my dual-boot computer (Windows XP/Ubuntu). Linux is very good with all USB devices I've used. Of course, don't expect Windows aps to work on Linux, unless you're real lucky using Wine. I've never tried the mouse.
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Yup. Used it with Ubuntu and Kubuntu. Linux has low-latency drivers built-in, so you're good to go.
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I am using it on XP, but not sure about Linux. I should as it is a physical switch and not software driven.