still more work on web docs

Author: briantoby

webdocs/install_dev.rst

@@ -169,25 +169,23 @@ will also work as GSAS-II is run directly from the git repo.
 
 .. tip::
 
-   If using pixi, be sure to use the ``pixi run install-editable`` command (Windows,
+   If using pixi, be sure to use the ``pixi run install-editable`` command (on Windows,
    ``pixi run install-editable-win``) to install GSAS-II. With ``pixi run install``,
    because the files used to run GSAS-II are versions present when the install
    command was last run, not the latest versions. If you modified the repo
    files, you would need to rerun the ``pixi run install``  command to
    see the latest changes. Likewise, do not use pip to install GSAS-II for the
    same reasons. 
 
-   One could possibly modify the installed GSAS-II files, in a
-   directory along the lines of
-   ``.../pixi/.pixi/envs/default/Lib/site-packages/GSASII``, but then
-   changed files would need to be copied over to the git repo and
-   would be at risk for an accidental overwrite if the install command
-   were used. 
+   While one could modify the installed GSAS-II files, in a directory along the lines of
+   ``.../pixi/.pixi/envs/default/Lib/site-packages/GSASII`` during code development, but then
+   the revised files would need to be copied over to the git repo to upload them and
+   would be at risk for an accidental overwrite if the install command were used. 
 
 Once GSAS-II is installed and is running, one uses git to change the
 GSAS-II files over to the version in your copy of the repo. Before
 doing that, note if you will be using `ssh or https access
-<gitauthenticate>`_ to GitHub. With ssh access you will use these
+<#gitauthenticate>`_ to GitHub. With ssh access you will use these
 commands::
 
   cd GSAS-II
@@ -226,7 +224,7 @@ Install GSAS-II directly from your forked repo
 
 If you are on MacOS or Linux, you can use steps indicated in the `pixi
 installer <install_pixi.html>`_ to install pixi. Again, knowing if you
-will use `ssh or https access <gitauthenticate>`_ to GitHub. With ssh
+will use `ssh or https access <#gitauthenticate>`_ to GitHub. With ssh
 access, the commands to download GSAS-II and install it and Python (as
 well as compile) and will be::
 
@@ -305,7 +303,8 @@ binaries, which can be done by copying the binary directory,
 in the development installation. Alternately the GSASII-bin directory
 can be moved to ``~/.GSASII`` (``%HOMEPATH%\.GSASII`` on Windows).
 
- Running the development version of GSAS-II
+
+Running the development version of GSAS-II
 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
 If GSAS-II is run from a directly installed version of Python or a
@@ -364,7 +363,7 @@ The command to do this is::
 
      git checkout -b g2newfeature
 
-  Note that this creates a branch named ``g2newfeature`` (do choose a better name.)
+Note that this creates a branch named ``g2newfeature`` (do choose a better name.)
 
 When your changes are complete and you are ready to communicate them
 back, you will commit them locally and use ``git push`` to upload them

webdocs/install_pixi.rst

@@ -243,8 +243,8 @@ prerequisites, pixi and git.
 
     powershell -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -Command "irm -useb https://pixi.sh/install.ps1 | iex"
     
-Close the cmd.exe window (to get access to the newly-installed git and
-pixi programs) and open new cmd.exe window where these commands are entered::
+* Close the cmd.exe window (to get access to the newly-installed git
+  and pixi programs) and open new cmd.exe window where these commands are entered::
 
     git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/AdvancedPhotonSource/GSAS-II.git G2
     cd G2\pixi
@@ -277,17 +277,27 @@ entered::
     pixi run test
     pixi run ui
 
-Linux RHEL 9.6
+Ubuntu 22.04.2
+----------------
+
+See the instructions above for Linux Mint 21.2, except that curl needs
+to be installed, so the second command should be changed to::
+
+  sudo apt install gfortran git curl
+
+  Linux RHEL 9.6
 ==================
 
 The first command requires admin access (sudo authorization).  If you
 need to login to a separate account to run sudo commands (which I
 consider a good security practice), you will 
-want to run only the first command from the admin account. The
-``curl`` command to install pixi should be run from the account where
-you will run GSAS-II::
+want to run this command from the admin account::
 
    sudo dnf install gfortran
+
+The second command that downloads and installs pixi should be run from
+the account where you will run GSAS-II::
+
     curl -fsSL https://pixi.sh/install.sh | bash
    
 Close the terminal window (to get access to the newly-installed pixi
@@ -299,13 +309,3 @@ entered::
     pixi run install
     pixi run test
     pixi run ui
-
-Ubuntu 22.04.2
-----------------
-
-See the instructions above for Linux Mint 21.2, except that curl needs
-to be installed, so the second command should be::
-
-  sudo apt install gfortran git curl
-
-