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Line 5: {{Main\|Linux on the desktop}} 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~~choose among, when building an accordingly designed [[graphical user interface]]. The generic input driver for the Linux kernel is [[evdev]], but here are several [[input method]]s implemented as middleware, i.e. on top and not as part of the Linux kernel. ==Linux as a gaming platform==

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