Linux.com: Alternative Input Devices under Linux

"The standard QWERTY keyboard dates from 1874. The computer mouse is a little more recent, but still comparatively ancient. Nowadays a number of alternative input devices are available for a wide variety of specialized needs. How well do they function under Linux? I put a few to the test in order to find out.

"Although I was not able to find a general purpose device fully capable of replacing my keyboard, I discovered a number of extremely useful and effective input peripherals that many members of the Linux community could benefit from..."

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