Does this headset work with linux
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Yes, this device is plug-and-play with a modern Linux distribution (Fedora 20 here).
1660003
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.
464751
Hi Jarmon I can't say for certain if the headset is compatible with Windows7. You may be able to download drivers to fix compatibility issues although I believe you should be able to just plug and play. Sorry I could not be of more help.
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Yes, there is. I personally do not use linux, but I have seen others make it work.Here is a link to a user who seems to have made it work.http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/140634/razer-ouroboros-mouse-not-workinghope this helped.
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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.
416908
I do not know. It works with MacOS (10.7 'Snow Leopard') and Ubuntu Linux 12.04.
1709581
Yes it does. At least the one I received works with Ubuntu, Debian, and Windows 7. On Debian GNU/Linux, basically install the bluetooth package. Installing something like blueman (GTK), GNOME bluetooth, or bluedevil (KDE) would give a easy program for setting up pairing and stuff. There is also the bluetooth-agent program. Directions can be found here: http://wiki.debian.org/BluetoothUser and https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Bluetooth_Keyboard
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I have only used the headset with Windows and Linux, but I found a GigaOm review stating that it does support OS X as well.
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It works with my Linux Mint OS. It was plug & play. That's about as good as it gets for the price.
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@ Tony, There are no drivers needed for the headset that I know of. You may have to buy a separate USB bluetooth adapter and install it to your machine. I recommend the Rocketfish. Its cheap, easy to install, and it works. My brother had a similar issue with one of his headsets (admittedly, not these) and when he got a different bluetooth adapter, everything worked perfectly. Hope this helps.
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The disk that came with mine had only Windows drivers. The pertinent question is what is the chipset used in this Bluetooth device, because Linux drivers will be written to the chipset, not to the brand name on the outside of the device. The device looks like a Broadcom BMC20702 device to Windows, so I would look for drivers for that device. That does not directly answer the question but it is the best I can do.
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Absolutely. I bought this item because it works great with both Windows and Linux. Well worth it. I need to buy another one because I gave this one away to one of my students.
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I would be very surprised if it did not work with them, because its compatibility is entirely managed via the USB connection. Any OS that handles USB well should detect it just fine. It even works great with my Ubuntu Linux machines.
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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, the microphone is automatically recognized and installed by Fedora 19 with kernel 3.11 (probably works with other kernels as well).
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I have not tried it, but I guess it will not. It does not work with my laptop with Linux OS. It works fine with Windows though.
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The unit definitely works well with Linux. I'm running a Mint (Mate) 17- 32 bit OS installed on an old DELL laptop, and the unit worked right out of the box. Never used or needed the driver disc. It is driving a 5.1 speaker system from Logitech.