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For linux users it is not verified if this program can be ran under WINE. If tested and succeed then the process will be posted here.''For linux users it is not verified if this program can be ran under WINE. If tested and succeed then the process will be posted below in winetricks section.''BRLTTY, a program that "provides access to the Linux/Unix console (when in text mode) for a blind person using a refreshable braille display" conflicts with the USB-serial converter chip in the X1C5. The Braille screen reader and devices that use the CH340 (341) based chip will conflict.BRLTTY, a program that "provides access to the Linux/Unix console (when in text mode) for a blind person using a refreshing braille display" conflicts with the USB-serial converter chip in the X1C5. The Braille screen reader and devices that use the CH340 (341) based chip will conflict.Keep in mind that this device is not supported in Linux, however, if you are working on communicating with it in Linux for experimentation you will have to disable BRLTTY on your linux machine. This frees up /dev/ttyUSB0 for serial communication with this device.Keep in mind that this device is not supported in Linux, however, if you are working on communicating with it in Linux for experimentation you will have to disable BRLTTY on your linux machine. This frees up /dev/ttyUSB0 for serial communication with this device. Using information in [[USB Device Diagnostics in Linux]] you can see if the device is detected, and look for errors. Hint: ''udevadm monitor --udev, dmesg''== Related ==You will have to install and configure [[Wine]] for your distribution. Info here based on Debain/Ubuntu/Mint. == Related ==