diff --git a/repos/gems/recipes/pkg/sculpt/README b/repos/gems/recipes/pkg/sculpt/README
index 7c7e824378..1beaa7865f 100644
--- a/repos/gems/recipes/pkg/sculpt/README
+++ b/repos/gems/recipes/pkg/sculpt/README
@@ -386,8 +386,8 @@ Drivers subsystem
 -----------------
 
 The drivers subsystem provides all the basic services needed to realize an
-interactive system scenario: a framebuffer service for the graphical
-output, an input service to obtain user input, and a block service to
+interactive system scenario: a framebuffer driver for the graphical
+output, input drivers to obtain user input, and a block service to
 access a storage device. All other drivers like networking or audio drivers
 are not covered by the drivers subsystem. They will enter the picture at a
 later stage and will use the platform service and USB service to access
@@ -400,11 +400,11 @@ device resources.
 ; discover    driver -- PS/2 :   :    Manager :    Init   :
 ;               :        :   :   :            :           :
 ;               :        :   :   :            :           :
-;               :        Input   :            :           :
+;               :        Event   :            :           :
 ;               :       Filter   :            :           :
 ;               :          :     :            :           :
 ;               :          :     :            :           :
-;          (platform)  (input) (USB)    (framebuffer)  (block)
+;          (platform)  (event) (USB)    (framebuffer)  (block)
 
 [image sculpt_drivers 80%]
   Services provided by the drivers subsystem
@@ -416,12 +416,12 @@ Whenever an Intel graphics device is present, the Intel framebuffer driver
 is spawned. Otherwise, a generic VESA driver or a driver for a
 boot-time-initialized framebuffer is used.
 
-Several components of the drivers subsystem report their state. For example, when
-the Intel framebuffer is used, it reports the list of connectors present.
+Several components of the drivers subsystem report their state. For example,
+when the Intel framebuffer is used, it reports the list of connectors present.
 Most importantly, the driver manager reports the available block devices.
 
 As user input may enter the system in multiple ways - most prominently PS/2
-and USB HID - the drivers subsystem contains a so-called input-filter
+and USB HID - the drivers subsystem contains a so-called event-filter
 component that merges these event streams and applies transformations like
 key remappings or mouse acceleration.
 
@@ -528,10 +528,10 @@ Adjusting the user-input handling
 By default, Sculpt uses the US-English keyboard layout with a functioning
 capslock key. You may possibly want to adjust the former and - as a Vim
 user - most likely discharge the latter. As mentioned in Section
-[Drivers subsystem], user input is processed by the input-filter component.
+[Drivers subsystem], user input is processed by the event-filter component.
 You can edit this component's configuration via
 
-! inspect:/> vim /config/input_filter
+! inspect:/> vim /config/event_filter
 
 To change the keyboard layout to German, change "en_us.chargen" to
 "de_de.chargen" and save the file. The change becomes effective immediately at
@@ -545,13 +545,13 @@ uncomment the corresponding '<remap>' rule
 After saving the file, a Vim user's life suddenly becomes much more
 pleasant.
 
-[image input_filter 80%]
+[image event_filter 80%]
   Filter chain for user-input events
 
-Take the time to review the remaining parts of the input-filter
+Take the time to review the remaining parts of the event-filter
 configuration. The nested configuration nodes define a hierarchy of
 filters that are applied in the order from the inside to outside
-(Figure [input_filter]). There are filters for merging events ('<merge>'),
+(Figure [event_filter]). There are filters for merging events ('<merge>'),
 remapping buttons and keys ('<remap>'), supplementing symbolic character
 information ('<chargen>'), pointer acceleration ('<accelerate>'), and
 emulating a scroll wheel by moving the pointer while pressing the middle