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Do iConnectivity interfaces work with Linux?

In general our interfaces are compatible with Linux, although our control software does not run on Linux. This means that we can officially only support iConnectivity interfaces that run without requiring control software. These are: All 3 of these interfaces should run fine out of the box, and are tested and working with Ubuntu 16.04. Please note that firmware updating will require the use of a standard MIDI File Player.

Our other multi-port interfaces also should work with Linux, however in these cases custom configuration will require the one-time use of an external Mac OS or Windows computer in order to use our Auracle control software. The Windows version of Auracle may work on Linux under the WINE compatibility layer if you want to give it a try, but we cannot guarantee successful operation.