what reason would lead you to believe they wouldn't?
I would assume only special gaymen ones might not work out of the box, at least with all their features.

>>55135241
well, Amazon has a filter for "platform support" and allows you to select from Windows/Mac/Linux, so I just wanted to be sure. also, any recommendations as far as <$50 mice/keyboards go?

>>55135251
>"platform support"
this is a normie kind of thing
>recommendations as far as <$50 mice/keyboards go?
$50 will get you a pretty good mouse without any fancy features
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HGKQ6VY/
$50 won't get you a decent mechanical keyboard unless it's on sale
check massdrop

>>55135236
>Debian

>>55135236
Barely any brand lists "Linux support" on their products, but Linux will work with most hardware out of the box.

Peripherals such as mice and keyboards, especially the generic <50$ ones, will work without any issues.

If you were to go for some, let's say, Razer products or something else that requires specialized drivers, then you'd have to check it on a device-by-device basis. Some work, some have limited functionality (so no macro/extra buttons), some have drivers developed by the community.

TL;DR, you've got nothing to worry about.

>>55135236
No. Linux requires you compile drivers for each and every keyboard/mouse you use, so you have to make sure that the keyboard in question has a driver. Its just security to protect against malicious USB devices like keyloggers.