The Hardware Database
Welcome to the Linux Audio Hardware Database.
Here we seek to address one of the common concerns of all Linux musicians - what hardware to get, how well will X device be supported, if there are any device specific procedures to install, and if so, what they may be - without having those involved run from pillar to post to obtain this information.
As one may guess, it is certainly no small undertaking - do bear with us as we put this together for everyone's benefit. Any help is welcome. In particular -
Here we seek to address one of the common concerns of all Linux musicians - what hardware to get, how well will X device be supported, if there are any device specific procedures to install, and if so, what they may be - without having those involved run from pillar to post to obtain this information.
As one may guess, it is certainly no small undertaking - do bear with us as we put this together for everyone's benefit. Any help is welcome. In particular -
- Submit more entries for addition by using the submission page.
- Bring any mistakes or issues to the notice of the maintainer
Thank you!
Current Entries
Linux Support Rating
To have a quantifiable, definitive way to know how well a device is supported, we have the Linux Support Rating, wherein a rating of
- 5 means a device is fully functional out of the box
- 4 means a device is fully functional with some configuration changes and/or requires some supplementary libre software, which runs natively or with WINE.
- 3 means a device is fully functional with some configuration changes and/or requires some supplementary proprietary software, which runs natively or with WINE
- 2 means a device is partially functional, some features will not work
- 1 means a device is completely unusable/confirmed unsupported
- 0 means a device's support status is unknown
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