Slight revision of some advice.

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@@ -63,24 +63,24 @@ relating to implicit_links in the scons recipe; you probably need to
 build with implicit_links=no.  And report your platform, ideally along
 with a way of identifying it from Python, to the gpsd maintainers.
 
-For mice using an RS-232 port (which is no longer common) you will need
-serial-port support compiled into your kernel.  Various USB-to-serial 
-adapter chips found in GPSes require specific drivers. Under a stock
-Linux kernel these will load on demand whren the USB system sees the
-appropriate vendor/product ID combinations.  If you are custom-building
-a Linux kernel for embedded deployment, you will need some subset of
-the following modules:
+For GPSes using an RS-232 port (which is no longer common) you will
+need serial-port support compiled into your kernel.  Various
+USB-to-serial adapter chips found in GPSes require specific
+drivers. Under a stock Linux kernel these will load on demand whren
+the USB system sees the appropriate vendor/product ID combinations.
+If you are custom-building a Linux kernel for embedded deployment, you
+will need some subset of the following modules:
 
 pl2303        Prolific Technology, Inc. PL2303 Serial Port
 ftdi_sio      FTDI 8U232AM / FT232
 cypress_m8    M8/CY7C64013
 cp210x        Cygnal Integrated Products devices
 garmin_gps    Garmin USB mice including GPS-18
-cdc_am	      USB Communication Device Class Abstract Control Model interface
+cdc_am        USB Communication Device Class Abstract Control Model interface
 
-These are listed in rough order of devices covered; the PL23203 by itself
-accounts for over 70% of deployed USB mice.  We recommend building with
-pl2303, ftdi_sio, cypress_m8, and cp210x.  
+These are listed in rough order of devices covered as of 2011; the
+PL23203 by itself accounts for over 70% of deployed USB mice.  We
+recommend building with pl2303, ftdi_sio, cypress_m8, and cp210x.
 
 For building from the source tree, or if you change the man page
 source, xslt and docbook xsl style files are used to generate nroff