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Line 8: The common [[human interface device]]s (HIDs) available for [[desktop computer]]s, [[laptop]]s and similar devices determine the design of the (graphical) human-computer interface implemented into software. There are a couple of software packages to chose among, when building an accordingly designed [[graphical user interface]]. ==Linux as a gaming platform== {{Main\|Linux as a gaming platform}} As the actual adoption ~~proves~~is proving it, the Linux kernel is also suitable as ~~kernel for~~ a gaming platform. Of course, additional software is necessary to either augment a typical desktop installation to be suitable as a gaming platform, or to create a Linux-based operating system for the sole purpose of being a gaming platform. ==Linux for servers==

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