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[[File:Linux kernel ubiquity.svg|thumb|300px|The connected '''Human Machine Interface''' ('''HMI''') [[peripheral]]s dictate the [[Linux range of use|range of use]]. These need some kernel-support (e.g. [[evdev]], [[Advanced Linux Sound Architecture|ALSA]], [[Direct Rendering Infrastructure|DRI]], [[Video4Linux|V4L2]]) some middleware-support (e.g. [[PulseAudio]], [[Maliit]]), but eventually the UI (e.g. [[GNOME Shell]], [[KDE Plasma Workspaces 2|Plasma Next]]) must be tailored to them to enable an [[ergonomic]] [[workflow]].]]

[[File:Linux kernel and gaming input-output latency.svg|thumb|300px|Software can be grouped into [[Linux kernel]], [[middleware]] and user application. [[Ergonomics]] regarding [[responsiveness]] requires the latency/delay of the input-processing-output loop to be below a certain threshold. [[Linux gaming]] requires an even lower threshold and [[Virtual reality|VR]] the lowest.]]

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=== Man-Pages ===

There is the [[Template:Man]]. Wherever manpages are available, this template should be used. For example, in [[systemd]] for <code>systemctl</code> and <code>journalctl</code>, or in [[GNU GRUB]] for <code>grub-setup</code> and <code>grub-install</code> or in [[netfilter]] for <code>iptables</code>, <code>ip6tables</code>, <code>arptables</code>, <code>ebtables</code> and <code>ipset</code>, etc.

==== Articles about Events ====

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|footer=Example 1

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