HCL/Keyboards
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List of Input devices (keyboard, mouse, KVM, trackball, joystick, joypad, touchpad...) models working with SuSE releases. Specify Product brand, Model, Type, Interface, SuSE version and any other Comments or tips regarding the product that can help other users. The list is sorted alphabetically (by brand).
| Brand | Model | Type | Interface | SuSE versions | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aten | CL-1200 and ACS-1208A | KVM switch combo (LCD / touchpad / keyboard) | PS/2 | SuSE 10.0 (x86-64, smp), 10.3 (64 bits) | Combination of LCD display / keyboard / touchpad with 8-ports switch for rackmount systems |
| Genius | KB-29e Calculator | Multimedia Keyboard | USB | SUSE Linux 10.0 | This powerful multimedia USB keyboard, has no Linux drivers. So it works as a standard keyboard, without the multimedia buttons. |
| Genius | KB-18 | Multimedia Keyboard | PS/2 | SuSE 10.0 | Some multimedia functions will work, if you manually choose KB-21 drivers from the KDE Control Center. To do so: Start->KDE Control Center->Regions & Accessability -> Keyboard Layout -> Keyboard Model -> Genius KB-21e Scroll |
| Happy Hacking | - | Standard Keyboard | PS/2 | - | High Quality Keys, UNIX Key Layouts, Small Footprint, Multi Platforms Support. All the right keys in the right place. |
| Kinesis | Contoured Ergo Keyboard | Standard Keyboard | USB | SuSE 10.1 | Special ergonomic keyboard that puts most used keys under your stronger digits (esp. thumb) and makes distance to keys shorter for your smaller, weaker fingers. It works perfectly out of the box, although I did not test its USB hub feature (i.e., has integrated USB ports) or the optional foot pedal. See Kinesis. |
| Logitech | Classic Keyboard 200 | Standard Keyboard | USB | 10.3 | Works well, standard keyboard for those that don't want or need a bunch of special keys. |
| Logitech | Cordless Internet Pro | Multimedia Keyboard and Mouse | USB | - | Works great, except for the "special keys" (only volume control works). Just don't enable plugin in XMMS for it, because XMMS will not work unless you are root. And, if you want the keyboard to work in boot loader, you may have to enable USB keybord detection in BIOS. Mouse works too. |
| Logitech | Cordless Desktop® Wave™ | Multimedia Keyboard and Mouse | USB | openSuSE 10.3 | The set work great, some extra buttons don't work but most of them do. All the multimedia buttons do work. |
| Logitech | Cordless Desktop LX700 | Multimedia Keyboard and Mouse | USB | - | Keyboard and mouse work as a standard keyboard/mouse (no special functionality is available by default). There are a couple of resources available for configuring the additional functionality of the keyboard. * Living With Linux - Logitech Cordless Desktop LX700 - for XFree86 ** Living With Linux - Changes for X.Org Server - for X.Org |
| Logitech | Cordless Desktop® EX 110 [1] | Multimedia Keyboard and Mouse | USB | SuSE 10.1 | Special (multimedia) keys not tested. |
| Logitech | G15 | Multimedia Keyboard and Mouse | USB | SuSE 10.2 SuSE 10.3 | Special keys don't work. G-keys work as function keys.[2] |
| Logitech | Marble Mouse® | Trackball | USB | SUSE 10.0, 10.1, 10.2, 10.3 | Works excellent. |
| Logitech | V470 Cordless Laser | Bluetooth Mouse for Notebooks | Bluetooth | OpenSuSE 10.3 | Easy install. Left and right keys don't work. |
| Logitech | Mx518 | Gaming Mouse | USB | SuSE 10.2 | Works with Mx310 driver. |
| Mitsumi | - | Standard Keyboard | - | SuSE 9.3, 10.0, 10.1, 10.2 and SuSE 10.2x86-64 | It works excellent. |
| IBM | Model M | Standard Keyboard | PS/2 | All | This is the original PC keyboard and works perfectly. |

