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Move keyboards and pointing devices to the top of the Misc section. Remove inaccurate architecture limitation labels. Fill them in a bit, and note that human input devices are in Misc in the USB section. I think it makes the most sense to keep them together. This is a "triage" type fix only for 14.2 release notes. For the next cycle, I want to clean up the hardware section of these driver's manuals, and I want to add a new section under "Supported Devices" called "Human Interface Devices", but I'm open to any suggestions! + mse(4) was removed in c1cdf6a4. + cleanup the "see elsewhere" type notes at the top of USB Reported by: cperciva, Ronald Klop <ronald-lists@klop.ws> If this is acceptable, please `git commit --amend --author="Alexander Ziaee <concussious@runbox.com>"` so that I can demonstrate my activity. Thanks!

Move keyboards and pointing devices to the top of the Misc section. Remove inaccurate architecture limitation labels. Fill them in a bit, and note that human input devices are in Misc in the USB section. I think it makes the most sense to keep them together. This is a "triage" type fix only for 14.2 release notes. For the next cycle, I want to clean up the hardware section of these driver's manuals, and I want to add a new section under "Supported Devices" called "Human Interface Devices", but I'm open to any suggestions! Looking at past HW release notes, these architecture limitation labels appear to come from when all the different hardware architectures we're merged into one, in FreeBSD 7.0R. Back then, this section said `[amd64, i386, ia64, pc98]`. I assume ia64 and pc98 were dropped as they were dropped, and that is why amd64 and i386 remained. + mse(4) was removed in c1cdf6a4. + cleanup the "see elsewhere" type notes at the top of USB Reported by: cperciva, Ronald Klop <ronald-lists@klop.ws> If this is acceptable, please `git commit --amend --author="Alexander Ziaee <concussious@runbox.com>"` so that I can demonstrate my activity. Thanks!

Move keyboards and pointing devices to the top of the Misc section. Remove inaccurate architecture limitation labels. Fill them in a bit, and note that human input devices are in Misc in the USB section. I think it makes the most sense to keep them together. This is a "triage" type fix only for 14.2 release notes. For the next cycle, I want to clean up the hardware section of these driver's manuals, and I want to add a new section under "Supported Devices" called "Human Interface Devices", but I'm open to any suggestions! Looking at past HW release notes, these architecture limitation labels appear to come from when all the different hardware architectures we're merged into one, in FreeBSD 7.0R. Back then, this section said `[amd64, i386, ia64, pc98]`. I assume ia64 and pc98 were dropped as they were dropped, and that is why amd64 and i386 remained. + mse(4) was removed in c1cdf6a4. + cleanup the "see elsewhere" type notes at the top of USB Reported by: cperciva, Ronald Klop <ronald-lists@klop.ws> If this is acceptable, please `git commit --amend --author="Alexander Ziaee <concussious@runbox.com>"` so that I can demonstrate my activity. Thanks!