Basically, the router has nothing to do with your OS, except some rare cases (for example, Broadcom drivers in 10.04 LTS acts strange with the 40Mhz channel width configured in the router).
But if it helps you, I have exactly the same model, and it works like a charm.
Basically, the router has nothing to do with your OS, except some rare cases (for example, Broadcom drivers in 10.04 LTS acts strange with the 40Mhz channel width configured in the router).
But if it helps you, I have exactly the same model, and it works like a charm.
I can't see why not. Generally the problems with Linux and networking are: