Its just dragon center so I can control performance and fans. You won't break anything if you test it like so. Because, well, it's proprietary, so no documentation, no tools to build on top of.īest to simply get yourself a Live USB and test, can't get much simpler than that. I doubt anyone reimplemented the whole thing. I expect that all features will be in this kind of loose manner, if at all. Probably all networks support Linux, I did not find one that doesn't yet, or I did not understand the statement. Other than that, check if the wireless card is supported, you might just get by. If there's any RGB trickery going on, you might lose that. Click on Install to continue the process. Browse the folder where you want to install the app. Open the Dragon Center setup file inside that folder. Extract the downloaded file to a new folder. Forget about Dragon Center for sure - proprietary software, and I'm 90% sure there isn't a Linux version. Here are the steps to install MSI Dragon center 2.0: Download MSI Dragon center. I haven't heard nice things about it's compatibility with Linux in the past.
