Does anyone know if this works with Ubuntu (or any version of Linux)? Also, if so, would it work with a Raspberry Pi (powered by an external hub)?
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The driver for this just became available on 8/3/2015.http://www.displaylink.com/downloads/ubuntu.php
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I'm running Elementary OS Luna which is based off of Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. Doesn't work when I plug it in or go in Display Settings.
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I heard this model uses a displaylink DL-3k series chip and Linux support for only DL-1x5 which is older generation chip is currently available per displaylink website. So even there are some success stories with other usb monitors on linux, that wouldn't apply for this.
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I tried it with Ubuntu (v12.01) OS, but it didn't work with the plug and play drivers built into the OS. The driver needed is called display link, so if you're able to successfully install this driver on linux or raspberry pi OS then it will work fine. The following links might help you out...goo.gl/DcRvaggoo.gl/HACF7mgood luck Steve
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If you go online to the ASUS support page and download the drivers, you will find it includes a linux driver.
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No, there are no linux drivers for this device. There is no roadmap for supporting the latest USB 3.0 displaylink adapters. The manufacturer is not providing any linux drivers for this.The linux ISO on the installation is just a self-booter for the ISO. It does NOT contain any linux drivers.If you are a linux user, this screen will be useless to you.If you are a linux driver developer, then you might have a good time writing something for this.
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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'm running Linux Fedora, and it works like a charm with no setup at all. just plug it in and go. I've never tried Ubuntu, but I assume it would be pretty much the same.
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I recall it worked with my version of Ubuntu, but that was a long time ago, not sure what version of Ubuntu u have and the firmware version right now. Sorry, cant be of more help.
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I'm not sure how much power it draws, but I do know that drivers may be an issue as these will not work with Linux without a fair bit of work. So the TV may not transmit poperly. if my TV has a USB input I may try it out and let you know.
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Yes, I used it on raspberry pi with no issues. You just have to download the package for it, that a quick search with Google will provide.
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No, this docking station is not compatible with Linux. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com. Thank you, Satechi Technical Support
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If you really want it to work is meant to be, I would recommend to set it up with windows, so install the software and update, etc. But yes, it works with Ubuntu. I use it everyday on 14.04
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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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Yes, so far this works with any pc I've thrown it against. Xp, win 7 and 8 work fine. I have yet to try it with a Linux box or Mac.
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I believe it will work with Linux. I do have a fair return policy if it doesn't work.
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No answer for using it with a Linux system, but works great with my home brew set up.There are way bettercamers, but have no complaints with this one.
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Hey Jon, I'm sorry to say I haven't used this with Raspberry Pi; however, I believe you shouldn't have any problems at all using it on Pi.
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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.
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Have not tried it. But I do know this does work using Ubuntu on a PC. Are you using Ubuntu on your RaspberryPi? Or, simply do not buy the RaspberryPi A, buy the RaspberryPi B instead as it has a 10BaseT connection.
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Don't know about Linux. I've only used it with Windows 7 & 8.1 & it works fine with both of those.
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Yup. Used it with Ubuntu and Kubuntu. Linux has low-latency drivers built-in, so you're good to go.