does this keypad work with Linux operating system
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I have only used it with Windows OS's, XP thru 8, with no problems. Should work OK with other OS's.
486237
I only used this with a Windows pc. It you have the setup software it should work. But i am not a linux uaer. I hope this helps.
1758906
It works in the BIOS so it acts as the base level acting as a physical keyboard so yes. I don't know if there is software for it.
527711
Yes, except the touchpad it works great, I highly recommend it.You will need a recent kernel to get the touchpad to work (3.14 and up I believe), but even then it's not working that good at this point, and notably doesn't come back after a suspend/resume.I have been running Fedora 20 (3.15.x kernel) on it for more than a month and have not noticed any instability besides that.
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I have used it on my Nexus 7 tablet, which runs the same version of Android OS. Just tested it on my Galaxy S3; it works. Both the keyboard and touchpad are fully functional.
2068284
Yes, and it works very well. One caveat, it requires making changes and configurations. There is a link which provides, Google Phil's Project Blog. His information is the best that I came across. Read the blog and decide if you are up to this. My recommendation is that it is worthwhile and will give you a better understanding on Linux configuration.
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No. I tried in vain to find one that would work with a unifying receiver (though I was looking at Logitech) and there weren't any currently made. This has its own receiver and it only works with the keypad.
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Good day. I haven't tried hooking them up to my linux system as I use it in my office with the laptop issued to me by my company. However, the keyboard and mouse are just standard USB peripherals so I would not expect a problem. The previous keyboard/mouse I had were HP standard USB and I used those on a Scientific Linux system with no problems.
411164
I had to use an Hp keyboard for setup but it works with Duo duo and linux mint
2149331
Should not be a problem. I use this with windows 8.1 works okay. I believe it was designed for android which is a break off from linux. It works basically like a regular keyboard. The unit I have though has a few problems. The + key works intermittently which drives me nuts. In addition if I lightly bump the unit the air mouse frequently turns on and starts moving the cursor around when I don't want it to. It should however work fine for OpenELEC
1996112
On page 3 of the User Guide it says "Compatible with all USB Keyboards (including Linux & Mac). You might want to check their website www.keelog.com
1392951
I can't confirm for Linux, I use mine on an older Mac Pro running MacOS-X 10.7.5. Works well for me.
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I've used it with windows 7, 8 and a few flavors of Linux. It's a standard controller device. Probably works on OSX also.
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I don't have it with me at the moment, but I know for sure that it DOES NOT have a numeric keypad. It was no big deal for me, because I was buying this as a personal PC, not to be used for work. I will get back to you later on the USB HDMI port count.
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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.
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That I do not know. the machine I am using it with is running 7 64 bit and it does work with that. btw I answered your question by using the on screen keyboard!
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It works with any Zwave compatible device. What you need to consider is that this keypad is that it cannot be programmed as simple as other Zwave devices, you need to program it via your computer or any other automation hardware where you can manually specify to which key you are assigning a certain device. Yo cannot do it manually just by pressing buttons on both devices.Pedro