Thunderbolt is a bus interface (like USB) developed by Intel and Apple that is capable of high transfer speeds and daisy-chaining. It is based on the PCI Express and DisplayPort technologies.
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Ubuntu 13.04 on 2013 15“ Macbook Pro Retina Display with Apple 27” Thunderbolt Display
I know that people have managed to get the MBP-retine working with ubuntu 13.04, but has anyone been successful in getting to drive a thunderbolt display? Or is the LED cinema display the only option?
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macbook with thunderbolt display
I'm running (k)ubuntu (13.04) on a macbook pro retina 13 inch model with intel graphics. Everything works fine out of the box except the thunderbolt display. Graphics slows down and system is ...
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Can Ubuntu run on Intel's NUC devices?
I was wondering if anyone has experience running Ubuntu (or any other Linux) on Intel's NUC computers?
I was not able to find any reports on linux running on this device, only windows 7/8.
Thanks!
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Is the Intel Thunderbolt interface supported in Ubuntu 12.04?
I was searching the web around one hour now, but still could not find a definite answer: Is Intel Thunderbolt already working with Linux?
I am especially interested in networking, so that I can ...
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Support for Thunderbolt connection devices in Linux?
What is the current level of support for Intel Light Peak connection devices in Linux? Has anyone seen any of these in a Linux system?
http://www.intel.com/technology/io/thunderbolt/index.htm
