Is the Yeti Pro USB compatible with Fedora 19 Linux?
1769237
Yes, the microphone is automatically recognized and installed by Fedora 19 with kernel 3.11 (probably works with other kernels as well).
1769238
I am not sure about Fedora, i don't know much about it, remember you can return your product 30 days after buy with no money lost, besides shipping charges so make sure to pay little on that. Anyways, my friend hooked it up to his mac and it worked fine, i've hooked this baby up on windows vista, 7 & 8. And also, check their website, i'm sure they have drivers for every kind of OS.
1769239
No clue. Their website says:PC: Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, XP Home Edition or XP Professional USB 2.0 High Speed; 256 MB RAM (minimum) Requires downloadable driver Macintosh: Mac OSX (10.6.4 or higher) USB 2.0 High Speed; 256 MB RAM (minimum) NO mention of Linux.
1629594
Well, it depends on the distance from your desk to the PC. In my case, I have no issues, as my Yeti came with a lengthy USB cable. Even when the mount is fully extended, there's still plenty of slack in the cable.
916044
You need a XLR to USB adapter, but I don't recommend using this mic for a computer. You are better off with a Blue Yeti mic: http://www.amazon.com/Blue-Microphones-Yeti-USB-Microphone/dp/B002VA464S/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1378294788&sr=8-2&keywords=blue+yeti+usb+microphone
2086495
It is supported by most linux distributions. I use it in unRaid, which is based on Slackware, and it worked straight out of the box...
1728763
Any video card would work, but the newer no such as the the 780 uses pci express 3.0, but it really does not matter since games don't take advantage of this yetI am currently using a vegan 560
1168995
Yes...I have Linux Lite on it now. Have used Mint..Peppermint...and PClinuxOS also. All work fine.
2101993
The shock mount is not made for the yeti which is a very large mic. I have both items sitting on my desk and they are not compatible. You'd have to purchase a different shock mount.
1131604
Check out this link for Linux driver info: http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=42&t;=185433
1087330
The Sunforce panel isn't listed on the Goal Zero site as being compatible with the Yeti 400 or Escape 150.Apparently the problem isn't in the output of the Sunforce panel (I'm not sure about that) but in the Sunforce connector. The Yeti site states it needs an 'input able to plug into an 8mm input or have an adapter.' Goal Zero web site has answered the questions of others re. adaptability of their solar panels and the availability of adapters. My not very direct, but probably safest suggestion for you is to contact Goal Force with exactly the query you made here.
2235989
Hi, I use Ubuntu. Unfirtunately there is no linux driver for this fake HW Raid. Goods news that u may dont need it. I use Btrfs filesystem, which has a builtin raid support. I use only mirroring to be safe...
546037
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 modehope this answers your query
180954
It most definitely works with the Blue Snowball AND the Blue Yeti. This guy explains it best on Youtube! http://youtu.be/WZCxtaqzvgA
722462
I plugged mine into a Linux Ubuntu Minimal install and it worked without issues. No software install required, no special drivers. It just works.
1087328
The Sunforce panel isn't listed on the Goal Zero site as being compatible with the Yeti 400 or Escape 150. Apparently the problem isn't in the output of the Sunforce panel (I'm not sure about that) but in the Sunforce connector. The Yeti site states it needs an 'input able to plug into an 8mm input or have an adapter.' Goal Zero web site has answered the questions of others re. adaptability of their solar panels and the availability of adapters. My not very direct, but probably safest suggestion for you is to contact Goal Force with exactly the query you made here.
842705
I Run Fedora 21 through this interface and USB3 with no issues. It's basically as fast as an internal drive.
852090
Doesn't seem like it. I tried to search for drivers but can't find any for Linux. I had to return the item. I use Ubuntu 14.04.
22844
Yes! I use this with by Blue Yeti Pro microphone and it works great! It attaches to a standard microphone stand, not to the microphone itself. It isn't designed to attach to the desktop stand which Blue includes with their microphones (but you may be able to get it to work, as it's simply a clamp).