Isn't it even better to include both? If we say, "More information is available via info gcc.", then the information is only available to users of GNU systems, which means we're preaching to the choir.
Instead of telling the user to run info on a specific document, use the @xref command to produce an reference to another node. You can read about it in (texinfo)Cross Reference Parts. Also, many people have access to non-UNIXish computers via work or school (I know I do, I first learned about the Hurd using an NT box), so including a hyperlink can be quite helpful. When converting texinfo pages to .html pages, reference nodes get converted to URL's that the user can click on. _______________________________________________ Help-hurd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-hurd