Linux Compatible Gaming Keyboards

also compatible with recent linux distributions (tested with AlmaLinux 9.3).

For some reason, Linux is not listed as a compatible system. This device works out of the box without any issues on every Linux distro I tried it on (mainly Fedora and Ubuntu).

This is a great Linux compatible motherboard. Works great on my Gentoo system. Still fighting the audio but not faulting the motherboard as my first kernel build had the system up and running immediately. Firmware is not the best, but OK. Even the advanced settings are not advanced enough. Would like a super guru setting or something like that. Shout out to B&H as they had a great price and super fast shipping. Thank you!

This printer works GREAT! I am using it with Linux Ubuntu 20.04 focal and it was plug and play compatible with the driverless option. Even FlatBed Scanning works right out of the box. I love the cartridge less concept. Installation went without a hitch just by closely following the printed instructions. WiFi printer shows up on all remote laptops, and prints wirelessly with ease. I also really appreciate a console w. buttons, and a screen for feedback. Old HP-2400 I had, didn't offer any of that, and cartridges got expensive. I should probably buy 4 of these to get me thru the rest of my life, just in case Epson quits making them. Note: I dont do high volume printing. I just do 9 pages a day, avg.

works great, fast and compatible with Linux. the quality of the card and heat sink is worth the money. don't waste your time on the cheaper brands.

Worked great for old monitor that didn't have HDMI input. Windows and Linux Mint compatible.

I use mainly for programming but some games like AoE. - screen is big, brightful and clean - processor is one of the most powerful, with 20 threads is incredible the difference to my previous i5 10th with 14 threads. Multi tasking is more accurate. - it's not a gaming laptop so to say, but has video graphic cards, so having a powerful proccesor is not a total waste if you want to play some games time to time. You can save a lot of money. - Drive is fast and lot of storage: I have windows for gaming and linux for developing. 512gb is quite enough, but if you need more you can add an extra drive. - Memmory is ddr5, 16gb is far enough to start. Maybe in some years I'll need to expand it, you know, chrome tabs :D - retro lighten keyboard is comfortable, wide and has numpad very useful - weight is not so light but not of the most highest, still easy to transport. In my case, I do home remote developing, so not need to transport every day. - ports are good, just I have to notice is you have to force unplug not so easy. I have energy, hdmi, usb and ethernet cables and when I have to move to another room is quite a hard task - battery is double long to my previous, now it longs 2hours heavy developing - sound at maximum is lower than my previous notebook, but I'm using linux maybe some drivers issues.

Great Apple compatible keyboard. The feel of the keys is different than the comparable Apple keyboards, but it is much livelier. I learned to type back in the day of the IBM Selectrics and this has a similar feel, not mushy. It's very easy to pair with multiple devices. Liked this one so much, purchased another in Space Gray.

Was a bit skeptical about a wireless kb for gaming, but so far this is probably one of the best keyboards I've ever owned and I've owned a lot. Might even try out a mouse from Asus now.

Excellent battery life and great value for money. Great for gaming controllers, wireless keyboards, and such.