My netbook is the MSI Wind U100x (this one came with linux). This keyboard works for it? Please answer as soon as possible!.
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Yes, I have the same netbook and this keyboard works perfectly. The OS does not matter.
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The keyboard and mouse pad work with Linux Mint 17 64bit with no drivers installed. Some of special keys need a little customization if you want to launch the corresponding programs but all basic functions work with no setup.
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Yes it does, that's the exact Asus I have :-) I love this keyboard... it works great and even comes with a Stylus Pen which was fantastic. Hope this helped---have a great day!
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I've tried this set on Windows 7, Linux Ubuntu 14.04, and Linux Mint 17.1. It definitely works great on windows. It seemed to work okay on Ubuntu Unity, but I was only using Ubuntu Unity for about a week before I switched to Linux Mint. In Linux mint I started noticing some keyboard lag. It could lag as much as 5 or 6 seconds at times which makes it impossible to use effectively. I ended up switching to a different keyboard.
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I am not familiar with Snote either. But, I agree with Travis. Everything I have tried to use the keyboard with works fine - just like any keyboard attached to a laptop. As a matter of fact, the keyboard works with my laptop... haven't tried it with anything else yet.
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Yeah, I can see where a sinking keyboard would be a bit of a turnoff. I didn't experience that with a unit I borrowed, but it might be a quality control issue. I found the shift key placement to be largely a non-issue for me and found myself more annoyed with the MSI Wind's mini-period and mini-comma keys. Drove me crazy.I do like the Samsung Netbook. I may just wait for the post-Xmas Desperation Sale to buy it either here or at Newegg.
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I use mine for a laptop.It is smaller than most atandard keyboards. I am assuming that since it is USB, that it will work with a compatible port. However for my tablet, I use a tablet size keyboard. It is not wireless.If you have Bluetooth capabilities, I would look for a Bluetooth combo mouse & keyboard. They are usually smaller & more portable. The Enermax Briskie is great choice otherwise.
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I'm currently using a Logitech K120 keyboard. it's a USB keyboard No problems with the keyboard, works great along with a standard wired USB mouse. Nothing to set up, worked right off the bat. there are two USB ports on the one connect box.
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Hey, I have a Asus 1015PED and I have done some research and this will work. Have I acctually installed it, no. It is on it's way to me though and I will keep you up to date.The info on the Asus Netbook is DDR3, so, it will work. But there is only one slot, so we'll have to remove to 1gig in there now, and replace it with this 2gig.I will let you know when I get mine to confirm it works, but with all the research I've done, I am 100% sure it will work. I wouldn't have bought the netbook or the memory if I was even 1% unsure.Hope that helps.
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This keyboard requires a USB connection, so as long as the laptop has an open USB port, the keyboard should work well with it.
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You need to download a driver for the keyboard, so I'd call Lenovo or ask this question in the chat room on their website.
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It has worked great for me on Ubuntu 14.04. The only issue is that there is no native solution to connect the keyboard to a unifying receiver. I had to do this on a windows machine then move the receiver over to the linux machine after. You could also see if you can get Solaar to work for you(I couldn't!).
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I use it under Ubuntu Linux. Works great! The Windows driver is for extra features of the touchpad (like scrolling when you swipe along the edge). The keyboard and touchpad can access the BIOS or run without Windows.
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I don't use a keyboard withthis unit. I have several netbooks that I use if I need a keyboard.
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Did you ever find out if this was compatible with Linux? I see the v1 is listed, but can't find anything on the v2.
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Any USB keyboard that doesn't require that drivers be loaded. Currently using a HP keyboard from a prior system, but any should work.
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Actually didn't check but if you are thinking to buy that model, then would recommend to change your mind and find something better.This model has not really good keyboard and if you use linux from out of box then you might have some problems with power.