Linux is not an officially supported platform. This release is experimental, so comes with no guarantee that it will work on your system, or that it will receive further updates.

This release has not gone through full production testing on any distro (let alone all of them), so will undoubtedly also include some interesting bugs I didn't notice. The worst case I can envisage for these is temporarily locking up the mouse, or the Control Panel corrupting its own configuration. So I recommend exporting backups every now and then. But I must also warn that you use it at your own risk.

Limitations:

1. No firmware updates for Z1, Z2, Tracer, and Creator.
   
1. Mouse firmware updates for these devices will need to be performed using Windows or macOS (downloads here).
   
2. No installer.
   
1. New versions will be downloaded automatically when available. But accepting the update will just exit the X1 Control Panel and open the archive containing the new version.
   
3. No Linux specific pre-made profiles or action libraries.
   
1. The included pre-made profiles and action libraries are unchanged from the Windows versions. So some actions may not work on the Linux versions of that software (if Linux versions even exist).
   
4. Will not launch automatically on system boot.
   
1. Profiles are automatically saved to your mouses flash memory, so all of your custom configuration will still function without the X1 running. But it does need to be launched for auto profile switching.