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10-27-2003, 01:34 PM	#1
Nimoy Member Registered: Jun 2003 Location: Currently Denmark Distribution: Ubuntu 15.04 Posts: 336 Rep:	Logitec and Linux Sorry but Logitech does not support Linux and I know of no plans to do so any time soon. There are many third-party drivers and software applications for our products, depending on your distribution of Linux you should be able to find something online to solve these issues, however we can not guarantee this or help you should they not work. Thats what they said when I asked about upgrading my trusty old Trackman to a newer product - Tough news! I have written Logitec in order to ask for Linux support to their otherwise nice products - How about pitching in and writing them a NICE letter asking them to consider Linux - After all we are talking millions of potential customers right! BTW - Logitec is in the process of reviewing Linux support for certain webcams I'm told Start your keyboards gentlemen

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