With the amount of variation in support/standardisation of USB-C, drivers are last on the list of potential issues.
Sure, if there's no driver, the user will be out of luck, no matter what. But that's at least a clearer, separate problem, from incompatible adapters or cables, and whether they correctly support the device.
Not if there aren't drivers written for your OS it won't. Unless you are the type of person who can roll your own drivers.