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 ## Features
 - Extra-lightweight and fancy Web-UI.
-- Advanced HID emulator based on OTG (RPi4 and ZeroW) or using one Arduino board (RPi2 and RPi3). Mouse supported; keyboard works perfectly in BIOS.
-- Control the power of the server through the ATX button connectors on the motherboard and get the status of the power LEDs and hard drive activity.
+- Advanced HID emulator based on OTG (on RPi4 and ZeroW) or using a single Arduino board (on RPi2 and RPi3). Mouse supported; keyboard works perfectly in BIOS; keyboard LEDs are supported too.
+- Control the power of the server through ATX button connectors on the motherboard and get the status of the power LEDs and hard drive activity.
 - Mass-storage device based on OTG (only for RPi4 and ZeroW)
 - The ability to use any video capture device (include HDMI-to-CSI2 bridge).
-- [Own MJPG streamer](https://github.com/pikvm/ustreamer) written on C with support for multi-threading and GPU video encoding. It can change the resolution in real time for an HDMI source, report statistics about the video and much more (see [README](https://github.com/pikvm/ustreamer/blob/master/README.md) for detalis).
+- [Own MJPG streamer](https://github.com/pikvm/ustreamer) written on C with multi-threading and GPU video encoding. It can change the resolution in real time by signal from HDMI source, report statistics about the video and much more (see [README](https://github.com/pikvm/ustreamer/blob/master/README.md) for detalis).
 - IPMI BMC support. You can use `ipmitool` for power management in your existing network infrastructure.
 - Extensible authorization methods - you can configure multiple KVMs so that they use a [common authorization service](https://github.com/pikvm/kvmd-auth-server).
 - Microservice architecture - the system consists of separated parts that each perform a strictly defined task.
 - Plugin architecture to support a variety of hardware.
-- Backend with clear API that can be used for scripts and alternative UI (for example, you can make a desktop application);
-- A ready-to-use operating system that can be assembled just using `make build` and installed to a memory card using `make install`.
+- Backend with clear API that can be used for scripts and alternative UI (for example you can make a desktop application or some scripts);
+- A ready-to-use operating system that can be assembled just using `make build` and installed to SD-card using `make install`.
 
 
 ## Required hardware