US Robotics USB Internet Phone

No.

This is a rebranded Yealink P8D. It seems Skype on Linux recognizes the device fine and can route audio. However, the buttons on the device don't work. Additionally, it doesn't look like it wants to work with anything but Skype.

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Philips Bluetooth MP3/Cell Phone Headset

Not Applicable.

Headset w/ extra plug for listening to mp3 player. Headset connects wirelessly to dongle.


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Jumbo Junkie Universal Jumbo Remote Control – 2 Pack

Not Applicable.

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Philips Streamium Wireless 80GB Music Center with Station

Yes.

With your Ubuntu computer running ushare, it can be a client and a server to the streamium so you can listen to your music from the box. The PS3 also works with the tech.

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MTX Audio HTB1-S Home Theater Speaker System

Not Applicable...

This are just speakers, so its NA, but getting to work with Linux does involve lots of setup. Getting linux to output proper surround sound audio is not trivial to setup.

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Woot off of October 25th, 2007

A little late to the party guys, sorry, I get slothful sometimes.

• Mini USB Clip-On Webcam: No. Given like nothing to go on, I can only guess no. (I'd love to be wrong though)
  
• Mustek PVR-A1 Personal Media Center: Yes, USB Mass Storage
  
• Mustek MDC500 5.0MP Digital Camera: Yes, USB Mass Storage
  
• Philips 1GB MP3 Player : Yes; Everybody's favorite... USB Mass Storage! Whoo!
  
• Microsoft Streets and Trips 2006 w/ GPS Locator Hardware: No, not even usb mass storage can save you now, WINE, however, may be able to help. Winehq.org has one listed test from Jan 2006, which basically says no/performed poorly and didn't even try the gps, which is half the sell.
  
• Mustek MBT-D120 Bluetooth Dongle: Yes, standard bluetooth dongle.
  
• SanDisk Sansa e260 4GB Media Player: Yes, libmtp's compatibility page lists the e260 as fully working under libmtp, additionally, the e260 also supports, yes, thats right, USB Mass Storage.
  
• Netgear 802.11g Wireless USB 2.0 Adapter:Yes, these supposedly have the Prism54G chipset inside, which has linux drivers. But if not, theres always NDIS Wrapper for basic wifi needs. NDIS 1.49 was released recently, which includes not crashing not a pre-empt disabled kernel.
  
• ADS 7" LCD Digital Photo Frame:Yes; yup, thats right, usb Mass Storage device Class(MSC).
  
• Vivitar 8MP Digital Camera with 6x Optical Zoom: Yes, so much yes, that Vivitar doesn't list drivers for it on their homepage.
  
• Palm Treo 650 Smartphone: Yes, Kpilot and GnomePilot.
  
• Sandisk Sansa e270 6GB Media Player:Yes - MSC. Libmtp does not list this device on their compatibility page.
  
• RCA 160 Watt Rip & Go 5-Disc Microsystem With 256MB MP3: Yes - MSC
  
• Netgear 108Mbps Wireless USB 2.0 Adapter: Yes, but only via NDIS wrapper.
  
• Sandisk Sansa m250 Black 2GB MP3/FM Tuner/Voice Recorder: Yes, MSC; not listed on libmtp compatibility page.
  
• Logitech ClickSmart 510 Webcam: Yes via the SPCA50X driver.
  
• Sandisk Sansa m240 1GB MP3 Player: Yes, MSC; listed with no information on libmtp page.
  
• Black or White 30 GB Zune:No. Not MSC compatible.
  
  
• Mustek 30GB Multifunction Personal Video Recorder: Yes, I haven't heard of Mustek before, but I like how Woot (basically) spells out MSC on the front page.
  
• Mustek DV-5600 Digital Still Camcorder: Yes, the magic words 'Mass Storage'.
  
• Polaroid T737 7MP Digital Camera: Yes, MSC as confirmed by their user manual.
  

Eiki DLP Home Theater Projector

Not Applicable.

With the release of Ubuntu 7.10, it should be even easier to use the projector as a 'second monitor' for your computer. But to the computer, this is just a fancy monitor.

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