Need to install rtl8812AU linux driver separately but very easy.
581528
Working well in linux. Realtek chipset (RTL8812AU).
Need to install rtl8812AU linux driver separately but very easy.
221022
Lightening zapped the network connection on my motherboard, no network adapter even showed up in Device Manager. I bought this pci nic and it came in 2 days. I plugged it in and it just worked! No kidding, I didn't even have to do any software configuration, although the box does have a little CD with the drivers on it. I just plugged in the cables and turned on the computer and the new nic board hooked up to the network with no intervention. Device Manager identifies it as a 'Realtek' RTL8169/8110 family.
756657
I bought this to use with several different OS'. It worked with the 3 listed in the title. Ubuntu already had drivers so setup was easy and I wanted easy because I know nothing of Linux. In Win 7 and XP standard install worked just fine and the card is more sensitive than the built-in in my HP laptop. Overall good value.
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This uses a TI chipset which TI refuses to release any information about to the Linux driver writers. Thus it is unlikely to ever be  Linux compatible. It seems to work okay under Windows XP, but I try not to support jerks and you can get a much faster Wireless-G card for not much more nowdays, so it's definitely *not* recommended.
734646
Ubuntu 12.04 (and probably later, possibly older) has the driver for this device included. All you need to do is plug it in, and it works. Great product.
1656021
Worked just fine with the current Windows driver to get into a Wink hub with Putty. Just look into potential issues with these clone FTDI chips and avoid the 2 driver versions that brick them.
510333
Easy to install, works well. Now if only I could get the package delivery drivers to actually use it.
1350598
Device might work well in something other than Windows. Bought device for Linux, but cant get it to work right.
4685752
Works on my linux box. Came right up no issues.
2698469
Works with linux (heyu application). Serial may be a problem for some folks with newer mobo's that don't have a 9 pin serial d-shell on it. No S/W so if your expecting an out of the box solution look somewhere else. No instructions, but then again, if you're doing X10 stuff and looking for a serial linux compatible solution you won't be looking for instructions out of the box. Price was a big factor. Under $20 with shipping. Nothing else came close. Cheapest solution on X10 site was around $50 and not guaranteed to work in linux.
1001349
Easy to install and on boot up, Windows automatically loads the current drivers. What could be easier? Works great, no issues.
2809727
Works perfectly under Linux.  Shows up as a plain ol' NIC which you can use under Network Manager or just command line "ip addr add" commands.  No frills, no fuss.  It just works.
4605465
Works well with Win 2008 R2, comes with drivers. I use it to drive an older HP Laser printer that has only parallel interface.
407623
installed driver and it works well with no issues.  Beats the heck out of trying to change out an ethernet card in an old box!
2133225
I followed the instructions on the drivers CD and it worked for my install.

Essentially, you need to download the drivers from ralink, then compile the kernel module for the kernel version you are running, then install the kernel module. The manual takes you through the process step-by-step.

the chip on my card is labeled as "RT3562" i think. the module is named after an different/earlier version "RT2860".

The CD has a slightly older version of the drivers. the file extension seems incorrect as it's actually not a bzip archive, but a a regular tar archive. i followed the compilation instructions on the new driver, but the old one should work too.

the drivers might even be available as a apt/deb binary package, although the package didn't turn up when i last searched for it with apt-cache.
1866646
This dongle works fine in Linux Ubuntu without the need of installing it. Very happy with it.
4446677
So far so good. I'm running Ubuntu 15.04 and I had to download updated drivers from: http://www.asix.com.tw/products.php?op=pItemdetail&PItemID=131;71;112 Also I had to modify the EXTRA_CFLAGS line in the Makefile to read EXTRA_CFLAGS = -DEXPORT_SYMTAB -Wno-error=date-time as found in: http://askubuntu.com/questions/601627/ax88179-ethernet-adapter-not-working-properly

I would have given 5 stars if the Linux drivers worked the first time, but with a little research it seems to work fine.