Is there basic support in linux?
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Yes, there is. I personally do not use linux, but I have seen others make it work.Here is a link to a user who seems to have made it work.http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/140634/razer-ouroboros-mouse-not-workinghope this helped.
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There is through a custom tool developed outside of Razer: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/razer#Compatibility
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I am not sure if Razer Synapse is available for linux. I am pretty sure that you CAN use it on linux, though, but I have never tried to configure it (change dpi, etc)
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Sorry, I never worked with Linux, I can't tell you. All I know is that it is accessible through a web browser with a fixed ip address. Good luck!
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The utilite is not offered with Linux Mint preinstalled but some googling and research you should be able to figure out a way to do it. The box is definitely worth the money, IMHO.
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i just looked this up on the creative website and it said native support so i am assuming from that that you can.
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Windows 7 and Linux both support this without any additional configuration in my house. It works great! I use it every single day.
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Not sure. I would suggest you to use a flash drive to install linux stuff instead.
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Check out this link for Linux driver info: http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=42&t;=185433
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Most likely, but I have never used or worked with linux, so not compleatly sure.
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Can't say about the Linux platform as I don't use one. I can promise you will not need an intermediary program as "I" programs are for "i" devices only. Drag & drop is a snap.Hope that helps
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Not even Google knows. Perhaps a visit to a Linux forum will help?Other than that, I'd say it doesn't work with Linux, as don't most other PC apps.
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Dear Miguel, Unfortunately, GNU/Linux operating system is not supported, and there is no device driver for Linux/Unix systems.
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The web site for Gmyle says it's for Windows & Mac. That's also what's on the CD that came with it. If you want to run it under Linux, I think you would have to set up a virtual machine on your Linux one, running Windows. (Lots of Linux users do this so they can run Windows programs (like Quicken) not available for Linux. It does good work on myW7 machine. Hal in Albuquerque, NM
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This depends entirely on your host system (Linux?) or the filesystem on the drive. Any modern Linux kernel will have USB support available. I have used these devices many times with Linux to do data recovery on windows filesystems.
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I'm sure you could find some more information on the forums. I personally have not tried running it on Linux. I would imagine you just need to find the correct drivers to run it properly. Good luck.
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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.
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I used it under Linux. It did what I wanted. Looks cool on my desk. People often say, "Her what kind of trouble can you get into with that?" You might have to load the Linux module from the command line
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I do not know about Linux? But right now I am not happy with my mouse. It worked very well at first but now NOT SO MUCH. I would find something else.