Can I install in kdlinks a digital signage software like mediasignage ? This software runs on windows android linux and mac.
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No I don't think so you basically can't do anything with this device. Software can't be upgraded. So I were you. Just leave it alone
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They provide software for you to create your own message with pre-licensed background music via a windows PC application. I'm a professional announcer and sell on-hold services, so if there IS anything on the original drive, we didn't use it anything which may be pre-loaded, nor did we use their software. Cannot answer that, sorry!
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They have Mac drivers on the website I run Windows though so. I have no idea but like I said they have Mac drivers on the website so I'd guess it runs ios.
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I don't use Linux, but it is listed as being workable for Windows, Mac, or Linux.
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I'm not sure if it does or not, but I don't see why it wouldn't. The hardware uses a usb2 port, the software is another story. You would have to go to the creative web site and check and see if the software is mac compatible. The hardware yes, software, not sure. Works with most versions of windows and ubuntu linux, you will have to check the Mac website and see if there are any answers.
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yep. here's the link to the sourceforge drivers to get you started.http://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxwacom/files/xf86-input-wacom/input-wacom/
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Thanks! Any idea if this software can be accessed from multiple computers? And as far as I know it does not work with Androids, does it?
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The software doesn't seem to be supported well and I was able to get it installed at my work's Windows 7. If you can find a Windows 7 to install it on and if you program the sign from that machine, the LED sign will retain those messages if you want to power it on elsewhere. The IT side of me would suggest right clicking the install file and running as admin, running in compatibility mode or fiddling with other installation options.
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Wacom doesn't offer drivers for any distribution of Linux, only Windows or Mac operating systems as found here: http://us.wacom.com/en/support/drivers However, it appears that there is hope for folks on Ubuntu. If that is your distribution of choice, check Ubuntu's Wacom community here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wacom
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HiI use it on MS Windows. It didn't work without drivers I installed from CD I've got with device.There is no any directory on this CD containing any KEXTs or PKGs for OSX. Chip on this device is from VIA Co.Normally all drivers prototypes come from original designer, so send enquiry to VIA chip: VT1620A.RegardsM. Semenov
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Thanks for your inquiries. This app Droid NAS supports the Mac OS X and Android. As long as the box is the Android system, normally it can run it. And it supports the MKV video format but I am afraid the iso can not.
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I know Linux does have a plugin for the Cintiq. They might also have an app that adapts the Win7 application of this tablet to Linux. But the other option for running this tablet is to dual load Linux and Win7 on the same computer. You can run this tablet on Windows and everything else on Linux.
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No I don't believe so. Certificates are required in odder for the reader to be accessible to your AKO/DKO. From my understanding the certificates are for windows 7, 8, Vista and XP. I have yet to see onefor Mac, If you can find certificates for Mac then it should work but with out those certificates itsMeaningless.
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The windows software supports multiple profiles and has a lot of features, however I am using this scanner under linux using the libfprint library it wasn't hard to get it working with raspberry pi compiling libfprint on ARM with a few patches I found on the libfprint discussion boards. Testing with the libfprint example code, I was able to successfully authenticate under linux about 1 in 5 swipes.
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I can imagine it wouldn't unless Linux requires sokeyboard.al key legend not on a PC kwyboard
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No I don't believe so. Certificates are required in odder for the reader to be accessible to your AKO/DKO. From my understanding the certificates are for windows 7, 8, Vista and XP. I have yet to see one for Mac, If you can find certificates for Mac then it should work but with out those certificates its Meaningless.
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I'm looking at buying this meter and just checked their website. As of July 2014, they have an updated version of the software that says it will work on Win7 and Win8. No Mac or Linux version.