docs: update them to remove mention of plugins

pcsx2/System/SysCoreThread.cpp

@@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ void SysCoreThread::DoCpuExecute()
 
 void SysCoreThread::ExecuteTaskInThread()
 {
-	Threading::EnableHiresScheduler(); // Note that *something* in SPU2 and GSdx also set the timer resolution to 1ms.
+	Threading::EnableHiresScheduler(); // Note that *something* in SPU2 and GS also set the timer resolution to 1ms.
 	m_sem_event.WaitWithoutYield();
 
 	m_mxcsr_saved.bitmask = _mm_getcsr();

pcsx2/gui/GlobalCommands.cpp

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@
 #include "SPU2/spu2.h"
 #include "gui/Dialogs/ModalPopups.h"
 
-// renderswitch - tells GSdx to go into dx9 sw if "renderswitch" is set.
+// renderswitch - tells GS to go into dx9 sw if "renderswitch" is set.
 bool renderswitch = false;
 uint renderswitch_delay = 0;
 
@@ -485,7 +485,7 @@ namespace Implementations
 			// start recording
 
 			// make the recording setup dialog[s] pseudo-modal also for the main PCSX2 window
-			// (the GSdx dialog is already properly modal for the GS window)
+			// (the GS dialog is already properly modal for the GS window)
 			if (GetMainFramePtr() && GetMainFramePtr()->IsEnabled())
 				GetMainFramePtr()->Disable();
 
@@ -951,12 +951,12 @@ void AcceleratorDictionary::Map(const KeyAcceleratorCode& _acode, const char* se
 		if (!strcmp("Sys_TakeSnapshot", searchfor))
 		{
 			// Sys_TakeSnapshot is special in a bad way. On its own it creates a screenshot
-			// but GSdx also checks whether shift or ctrl are held down, and for each of
+			// but GS also checks whether shift or ctrl are held down, and for each of
 			// them it does a different thing (gs dumps). So we need to map a shortcut and
 			// also the same shortcut with shift and the same with ctrl to the same function.
 			// So make sure the shortcut doesn't include shift or ctrl, and then add two more
 			// which are derived from it.
-			// Also, looking at the GSdx code, it seems that it never cares about both shift
+			// Also, looking at the GS code, it seems that it never cares about both shift
 			// and ctrl held together, but PCSX2 traditionally mapped f8, shift-f8 and ctrl-shift-f8
 			// to Sys_TakeSnapshot, so let's not change it - we'll keep adding only shift and
 			// ctrl-shift to the base shortcut.
@@ -1049,7 +1049,7 @@ void Pcsx2App::InitDefaultGlobalAccelerators()
 
 	GlobalAccels->Map(AAC(WXK_ESCAPE), "Sys_SuspendResume");
 
-	// Fixme: GS Dumps could need a seperate label and hotkey binding or less interlinked with normal screenshots/snapshots , which messes with overloading lots of different mappings, commented the other GlobalAccels for this reason. GSdx hardcodes keybindings.
+	// Fixme: GS Dumps could need a seperate label and hotkey binding or less interlinked with normal screenshots/snapshots , which messes with overloading lots of different mappings, commented the other GlobalAccels for this reason. GS hardcodes keybindings.
 	GlobalAccels->Map(AAC(WXK_F8), "Sys_TakeSnapshot");
 	// GlobalAccels->Map(AAC(WXK_F8).Shift(), "Sys_TakeSnapshot");
 	// GlobalAccels->Map(AAC(WXK_F8).Shift().Cmd(), "Sys_TakeSnapshot");

pcsx2/gui/MainFrame.cpp

@@ -493,7 +493,7 @@ void MainEmuFrame::CreateCaptureMenu()
 	// Fixme: When you uncomment L1029-L1031 on that file; Linux says that Ctrl is already used for something else and will append (Shift + F8) while Windows will (Ctrl + Shift + F8)
 	m_menuCapture.Append(MenuId_Capture_Screenshot, _("Screenshot"), &m_submenuScreenshot);
 	wxMenuItem* sysScreenShotItem = m_submenuScreenshot.Append(MenuId_Capture_Screenshot_Screenshot, _("Take Screenshot"));
-	// HACK: in AcceleratorDictionary::Map the Sys_TakeSnapshot entry gets Shift and Cmd (Ctrl) hardcoded to it because it is similarly hardcoded in GSdx
+	// HACK: in AcceleratorDictionary::Map the Sys_TakeSnapshot entry gets Shift and Cmd (Ctrl) hardcoded to it because it is similarly hardcoded in GS
 	// So... remove such modifiers as the GUI menu entry is only for the base keybinding without modifiers.
 	// We can be confident in doing so, as if a user adds these modifiers themselves, the same function rejects it.
 	KeyAcceleratorCode keyCode = wxGetApp().GlobalAccels->findKeycodeWithCommandId("Sys_TakeSnapshot");

pcsx2/gui/MainMenuClicks.cpp

@@ -933,7 +933,7 @@ void MainEmuFrame::VideoCaptureToggle()
 		// start recording
 
 		// make the recording setup dialog[s] pseudo-modal also for the main PCSX2 window
-		// (the GSdx dialog is already properly modal for the GS window)
+		// (the GS dialog is already properly modal for the GS window)
 		bool needsMainFrameEnable = false;
 		if (IsEnabled())
 		{

pcsx2/gui/Panels/ConfigurationPanels.h

@@ -268,7 +268,7 @@ namespace Panels
 	protected:
 		// Exclusive mode is currently not used (true for svn r4399).
 		// PCSX2 has partial infrastructure for it:
-		//  - GSdx seem to support it (it supports the API and has implementation), but I don't know if it ever got called.
+		//  - GS seem to support it (it supports the API and has implementation), but I don't know if it ever got called.
 		//  - BUT, the configuration (AppConfig, and specifically GSWindowOptions) do NOT seem to have a place to store this value,
 		//    and PCSX2's code doesn't seem to use this API anywhere. So, no exclusive mode for now.
 		//    - avih