Is is compatible with Linux?
1709578
Yes it does. As soon as you plug it in, it starts showing that bluetooth icon and doesnt even appear to install the driver. I tried to connect my Motorola S305 Headset in Ubuntu 10.10, it did connect but the streaming was poor and only Mono option worked. May be some update could fix it. I'm not sure about other Linux flavors. Hope this helps!
1709579
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
1709580
Found out, I had A out-dated Linux OS. See your "Synaptic Package Manager" from "System","Admin" screen. Try adding Software?Search field "BlueTooth"New Bluetooth Owner(05-2013)
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
870671
Yes. It works well with Linux (not using GUI). Running CentOS 6.4 as a router and OpenVPN server.
908335
If it has a USB 3.0 port, runs Windows or Mac OS X (not sure about Linux), then it should work just fine.
2192442
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.
197204
Most likely, but I have never used or worked with linux, so not compleatly sure.
546036
Yes this is compatible with Linux Os however Thunderbolt port will not work and 3 USB-3 out of total 6 on back panel will work in USB-2 mode hope this answers your query
730558
yes. you can install linux in this laptop easily ;) and you can find drivers in lenovo support site.
822273
Not in Linux...Linux drivers are 32 bit only. I had to substitute Debian 32 bit for the 64. Installed PAE kernel and all is well.
197201
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.
221588
I am wondering the same thing. I will be using the most recent release of either CentOS or Ubuntu and I would hate to find out it doesn't work on Linux.
420529
Yep! Steam supports linux and works great. So far as system req, if you can run steam games you can run linux. Its much leaner than windows. But download the latest version from linuxmint dot com, and make a donation directly to linuxmint foundation. Dont buy this cd sold on amazon here.
1032584
I haven't tried . but Ubuntu works so there is good chance that mint will work as well
1120398
I think that it should. I am using it with Ubuntu Linux and it works just fine.
1852992
Officially only Win/Mac OSs are supported. It doesn't come with a Linux driver and Genius website doesn't provide one. However, http:// goo.gl/7FK
2053269
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).
1565695
It's a HD. It will work with whatever OS you format it for. G-Parted is your friend. But Linux can read NTFS and FAT32 partitions fine.
1225394
It works perfectly with Fedora 16. I assume you won't have any problem since is the Kernel the one that handles the hardware and is basically the same on all flavors of Linux.