[fluxus] texi docs

[nik gaffney]

hi dave,

> sounds like the way to go I wouldn't worry about the css too much.

well, the css helps it look less like a webpage from 1994 ;)

> does it deal with images too? 

the .texi file contains links to the images (so the html and pdf version of the
manual should have the correct images or links) but it might need some attention
to the paths so the generated html works locally and online.
 
>> there is a preliminary texinfo version of the fluxus docs which ive recntly
>> committed to cvs. its currently a straight transliteration of the existing html
>> docs, but should be a bit easier to extend and edit over time (not to mention
>> easier to index and cross reference). its also possible to generate html, info
>> and pdf files from the same source, however there are still some formatting
>> issues, in particular getting the current .css to work a bit better with the
>> generated html. have a look, and let me know what you think.
>>