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doc: break up the "what is libinput" page with two sections
Signed-off-by: Peter Hutterer <peter.hutterer@who-t.net>
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This page describes what libinput is, but more importantly it also describes
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what libinput is **not**.
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@section what_libinput_is What libinput is
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libinput is an input stack to be used by those applications that need full
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input device processing by commonly used input devices. That includes mice,
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keyboards, touchpads, touchscreens and graphics tablets. libinput handles
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use-cases for providing top software buttons on other devices, libinput does
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not do so.
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@section what_libinput_is_not What libinput is not
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libinput is **not** a project to support experimental devices. Unless a
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device is commonly available off-the-shelf, libinput will not support this
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device. libinput can serve as a useful base for getting experimental devices
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