Will this work out of the box on Linux distros like Ubuntu or Audiophile Linux?
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It works perfectly on the latest Ubuntu. I have not tested on other distros.
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I am using this with a Personus which is "hardwired" for an Apple operating system. Personus will work with PC's with lots of encouraging... I am the belief in my trials to get this to work with our mixer. It not so much the operating system as it is the hardware used. I can bring up the Muse on my operating system, but am stuggling with getting the apple based Peronus mixing board to recognize the Muse to Personus via Coaxial.
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Kermit, it should work as it is USB plug-n-play. If you looking for average sound then this is good, but if you are looking for better sound output then would suggest to look for something else.
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I'm running Linux Fedora, and it works like a charm with no setup at all. just plug it in and go. I've never tried Ubuntu, but I assume it would be pretty much the same.
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Yes. I purchased this for use with my Ubuntu system. Plugged it in, and it works right away.
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I got it working on Ubuntu 14.04, both for file transfer from my phone and headphones. However, it was quite difficult - I spent maybe 3 hours reading forums and trying things. (I'm a new-to-intermediate linux user.)
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It will probably work if you wipe it and download the latest drivers from pro tools. But, I think that it has software on it for running Cubase security codes when you get it.
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Good question. I do not know about Linux because I am using Windows 7 Pro. What I can tell you is that I installed the PCI Express Blaster X-FI Extreme Audio into my custom build, without even using the provided software, and the optical sound going into a receiver and speakers is amazing. For me, it was just plug and play installation. I am now playing my music through this set up more than any other. I have not changed any settings because I am so pleased with what I am hearing. The richness and clarity of the sound makes me glad that I did this installation. I am very happy with my purchase. Good question. I do not know about Linux because I am using Windows 7 Pro. What I can tell you is that I installed the PCI Express Blaster X-FI Extreme Audio into my custom build, without even using the provided software, and the optical sound going into a receiver and speakers is amazing. For me, it was just plug and play installation. I am now playing my music through this set up more than any other. I have not changed any settings because I am so pleased with what I am hearing. The richness and clarity of the sound makes me glad that I did this... » Read More Good question. I do not know about Linux because I am using Windows 7 Pro. What I can tell you is that I installed the PCI Express Blaster X-FI Extreme Audio into my custom build, without even using the provided software, and the optical sound going into a receiver and speakers is amazing. For me, it was just plug and play installation. I am now playing my music through this set up more than any other. I have not changed any settings because I am so pleased with what I am hearing. The richness and clarity of the sound makes me glad that I did this installation. I am very happy with my purchase. « Show Less
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As long as you have the correct bluetooth drivers, there shouldn't be a reason this doesn't work specifically with linux.
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I'm using XBMC with a Linux backend, I use a hwplug option for sound and it works fine.
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it is a generic USB audio device. I would expect, but can't be certain that, it will work with this software package.
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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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I believe it will work with Linux. I do have a fair return policy if it doesn't work.
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I believe so. I use Linux, I had to select this device as output. Go to your sound configurations and do the same, it should work.
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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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Yes, I have tried with Ubuntu Desktop 14.0. It found the USB audio device by itself. Michael
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I haven't tried it with Linux...yet. Haha. I'm guessing you wont have many problems.
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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 !