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It does support Linux, but honestly, if you cant get past creating the droplet I would not use Linux for a controller. Because when it breaks you won’t have any idea what to do…
And I’m not gonna lie, your website has you offering UniFi as a service to your customers, yet you have to pay someone else to set it up for you, that’s pretty sad.
Unfortunately you cannot edit your posts yet. You can just reply to the question. <br> <br>I don’t think their UniFi AP software supports linux, I only see Mac and Windows packages.