DISPLAX Skin works with Linux

DISPLAX Skin works with Linux

DISPLAX Skin products work on every operating system (including Linux), provided it has an HID driver for multi-touch devices.

Similar to other generic devices such as keyboards, mice, USB cameras, etc; if the operating system has the necessary driver installed, the Skin product will work.

DISPLAX does not manage the driver as it is part of the operating systems.

Note: DISPLAX Connect is not a driver, it is the software that allows you to configure the settings of the Touch Controller, and is available for a limited number of operating systems (check here).

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