[Radiance-general] Radiance documentation organization

[Gregory J. Ward]

Hi Iebele,

Good point about installation.  That definitely deserves its own  
category, which I simply forgot.  I've also added a tutorials  
section, which we may as well break into categories as well:

I. Installation and Set-up
	A. Standard (UNIX) distirbution
	B. Radzilla
	C. Windows alternatives
	D. Other packages

II. Tutorials
	A. Basic
	B. General, Advanced
	B. Electric Lighting
	C. Daylighting

III. Input
	A. CAD links and conversion tools
	B. Photometry & Sky models
	C. Generator programs
	D. Scene processing (xform, replmarks, oconv, etc.)

IV. Computation
	A. Rendering (batch & interactive)
	B. Illumination calculations
	C. Executive programs (rad, rayfront, etc.)

V. Output
	A. Image processing
	B. Image viewing
	C. Image format conversion
	D. Graphing & plotting

Regarding Wikipedia, I think the discussion we had at the workshop  
was leaning towards a more controlled environment, where people would  
still be very free to contribute but responsible for particular parts  
of the documentation tree.  This was the plone-based solution that  
Peter Apian-Bennewitz proposed last year.  Much hints on getting some  
seed (and hopefully ongoing) funding for that.

-Greg