Do you know any USB devices that don't work with Linux?

all of them

I used to have something for this
Maybe an iPhone or PS Vita

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>>58729758
I'd be incredibly surprised if there were any recent USB devices that won't work with linux unless it's some obscure shit.

>>58729758
Always look up products and compatibility before buying.

I doubt any modern USB flash drives don't work with any common Linux distro.

I had a Windows Phone that didn't worked on Linux. Guess I asked for it...

I'm also surprised how my Wacom tablet works so much better on Debian than on Windows.

>>58729899
OP here, I'm actually looking for a project to improve my CV.
USB drivers are relatively easy to write compared to PCI

Blu-Ray disks!
Fucking knew I had something

>>58730106
Blu-Ray discs have USB interfaces?

>>58730003
yeah but unless it specifically says it won't work with linux, then it probably will, and just isn't listed because they didn't want to bother with the extra bit of time/expense involved in testing their product on linux

It's surprisingly difficult to find something, even obscure devices

>>58730113
Yes, you could have a Blu-Ray disk USB drive.

>>58730067
Write USB drivers for ARM systems