Support for other hardware

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It has been decided that this will not be updated until more info has been gathered because its hard to keep up with updating the info if nobody makes pr's

Hardware Model / Name	What it takes to make it work
Startech 10G2A1C25EPD-USB-HUB	Works out of the box. The USB Type-C connector, 2x USB Type-A ports, and the 2.5GBe Ethernet port are all fully recognized and utilized by Linux.
DELL WD19TBS Dock Station	Confirmed working on the latest firmware (and likely other similar models) when connected via a Baseus Mini OTG Adapter (USB 3.1 to Type-C). The Type-C connector, all USB Type-A ports, and the 1GBe Ethernet port are fully functional.
Orico Type-C 6-in-1 Docking Station (PW11-6PR)	Mostly working. The Gigabit Ethernet port and 3x USB-A ports work flawlessly. Note: The integrated HDMI port is currently untested.
TP-Link Archer TX10UB Nano (AX900)	Works perfectly out of the box. Both the Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3 functionalities run smoothly without any extra setup.
ASUS USB BT540 Bluetooth Adapter	Currently not working. Although it shows up in lsusb (ID 0b05:1bef), the Bluetooth controller is not recognized or initialized by the Linux kernel.
Bluetouch™ iOS App	Confirmed working as an alternative utility to control a wireless keyboard and mouse configuration through a working Bluetooth adapter setup.
FENVI 1800Mbps WiFi 6 USB Adapter	Works completely out of the box via USB 3.0. Uses the MT7921 chip and requires absolutely no manual configuration.
TP-LINK UB500 Bluetooth 5.0 Nano Adapter	Works completely out of the box with no configuration or additional drivers needed.