Merge pull request #55 from Interlisp/cleanup

Clean up another round of broken links.

Author: stumbo

content/en/_index.md

@@ -23,11 +23,11 @@ We also want to restore and present earlier versions of Interlisp, for the stude
 
 ## What have we done so far?
 
-There has been a lot of cleanup and adaptation to make it usable again in the modern world. Among other developments, you can now run Medley Interlisp on many OS and hardware configurations, or at https://online.interlisp.org in the cloud, using a web browser. See our [2021 Annual Report](news/2021MedleyAnnualReport), [Project News](/news/), and [recent release notes](https://github.com/Interlisp/medley/releases) . We've also been working on integration of the Interlisp style development with git and GitHub, Docker and other modern components.
+There has been a lot of cleanup and adaptation to make it usable again in the modern world. Among other developments, you can now run Medley Interlisp on many OS and hardware configurations, or at https://online.interlisp.org in the cloud, using a web browser. See our [2021 Annual Report](news/2021medleyannualreport), [Project News](/news/), and [recent release notes](https://github.com/Interlisp/medley/releases) . We've also been working on integration of the Interlisp style development with git and GitHub, Docker and other modern components.
 
 ## Who is involved?
 
-We are some of the original developers and users of the system 30 years ago, joined by newcomers interested in software history and preservation, along with members of the Lisp community. We work with [organizational partners](partners). And with you! See [Get Involved](about/getinvolved/) for ways to get involved.
+We are some of the original developers and users of the system 30 years ago, joined by newcomers interested in software history and preservation, along with members of the Lisp community. We work with [organizational partners](about/partners). And with you! See [Get Involved](about/getinvolved/) for ways to get involved.
 
 ## Testimonials
 

content/en/about/getInvolved/2021Meetings.md

@@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ Labor Day (US Holiday); attendance uncertain. Let's do a "round table" of brief
 
 ### Agenda 23 August 2021
 
-* Review of [Ongoing Projects](../ongoing-projects/)
+* Review of [Ongoing Projects](../../ongoingprojects/)
 
 before we dive into other topics, including:
 
@@ -167,7 +167,7 @@ before we dive into other topics, including:
 
 • 30 minutes topics important for filing for 501c3 articles of incorporation
 
-1. brainstorming a list of possible organizational goals. I imagine this as a “brainstorming” session where we collect ideas. It’s important to have a broad purpose statement to allow flexibility but specific enough to attract volunteers and donations. Consolidation, evaluation, and pruning will come later. The ideas should be expressed in terms suitable for filing for non-profit status. See [Medley Interlisp Goals](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1q15mKHJt1fiFToamUacDWvw2UnUDJIaWLuuaeEUQS8k/edit#heading=h.8pdelledleut) and [Ongoing Projects](../ongoing-projects/) for inspiration.
+1. brainstorming a list of possible organizational goals. I imagine this as a “brainstorming” session where we collect ideas. It’s important to have a broad purpose statement to allow flexibility but specific enough to attract volunteers and donations. Consolidation, evaluation, and pruning will come later. The ideas should be expressed in terms suitable for filing for non-profit status. See [Medley Interlisp Goals](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1q15mKHJt1fiFToamUacDWvw2UnUDJIaWLuuaeEUQS8k/edit#heading=h.8pdelledleut) and [Ongoing Projects](../../ongoingprojects) for inspiration.
 2. Av list of ideas for the organization name.
 
 I will record the session but it would be wonderful if someone could take notes (setting up a google document we all could connect to)
@@ -176,15 +176,15 @@ I will record the session but it would be wonderful if someone could take notes
 
 ### Agenda 12 July 2021
 
-I'd like to talk about overall project goals in relationship to [Ongoing Projects](../ongoing-projects/)
+I'd like to talk about overall project goals in relationship to [Ongoing Projects](../../ongoingprojects)
 
 ### Agenda 5 July 2021
 
-[Ongoing Projects](../ongoing-projects/) in reverse order
+[Ongoing Projects](../../ongoingprojects) in reverse order
 
 ### Agenda 28 Jun 2021
 
-I'd like some feedback on [Project Organization](../going-projects/). My hope is to use this organization to drive the agenda.
+I'd like some feedback on [Project Organization](../../ongoingprojects). My hope is to use this organization to drive the agenda.
 
 ### Agenda 21 Jun 2021
 

content/en/docs/Using.md

@@ -119,9 +119,9 @@ with extensive documentation.
 In searchable PDF and (imperfect) HTML:
 
 
-* (1991) [Sun User Guide](/documentation/SunUserGuide.pdf) ([HTML](https://interlisp.org/SunUserGuide.html))
-* (1992) [Medley for the Novice](/documentation/Medley-Primer.pdf) ([HTML](https://interlisp.org/Primer.html))
-* (1993) [Interlisp Reference Manual](/documentation/IRM.pdf)  ([HTML](https://Interlisp.org/IRM.html)) 
+* (1991) [Sun User Guide](/documentation/SunUserGuide.pdf)
+* (1992) [Medley for the Novice](/documentation/Medley-Primer.pdf)
+* (1993) [Interlisp Reference Manual](/documentation/IRM.pdf)
 
 Medley Interlisp also includes an online reference:
 

content/en/news/2021MedleyAnnualReport.md

@@ -59,17 +59,17 @@ One of the reasons for restoring Medley Interlisp is to support the revival of a
 * **Notecards:** Notecards is a hypertext system developed well before the web or Apple’s Hypercard. [http://notecards.online](http://notecards.online/) was built with the Medley/Docker release, running Medley “in the cloud,” with web browser access. We are adopting this to work for other Medley Interlisp systems, and for others to build.
 * **Rooms:** Rooms is a Lisp desktop manager for less cluttered window access with interesting innovations. In the Medley repository. Loads but untested.
 * **CLOS:** The Common Lisp Object System adds a style of Common Lisp class structures added after Medley’s Common Lisp implementation to the ANSI standard. Also loads but untested.
-* **LOOPS:** An object-oriented Lisp addition (to Interlisp) prior to CLOS. Of interest because of AI applications built using it, including “Truckin’” -- a demonstration of “knowledge programming \[see [paper](http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.94.8901\&rep=rep1\&type=pdf)]. The source code for the Truckin’ application exists and will be used to test LOOPS once it fully loads and is compilable.
+* **LOOPS:** An object-oriented Lisp addition (to Interlisp) prior to CLOS. Of interest because of AI applications built using it, including “Truckin’” -- a demonstration of “knowledge programming \[see [paper](https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/pdf/a6a2d8fd64a1ccf082797620ef1694c0212a01d0)]. The source code for the Truckin’ application exists and will be used to test LOOPS once it fully loads and is compilable.
 * **LFG:** the Grammar Writer’s Workbench,
 * **LispUsers:** User-contributed software (before “open source” was a thing). We’ve [checked out over half of the LispUsers files](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pn4UcS-9CgMLi\_qeGZlOGGEusAKsNDKxz1XhLwQCgKw/edit?usp=sharing).
 
 ### Documentation
 
-#### Books 
+#### Books
 
-* _****_[_**Interlisp: The Language and Its Usage**_](../../documentation/1986-interlisp-language-book-1.pdf), by Steve Kaisler, originally published by John Wiley & Sons, scanned and converted to a compact PDF. This book describes the core features of the Interlisp language.
-* ****[**Medley Interlisp: The Interactive Programming Environment**](../../documentation/20221225-interlisp-book-2.pdf), by Steve Kaisler, describes the Interlisp-D Interactive Programming Environment as implemented on Xerox D-machines and now running on several modern platforms.
-* _**Medley Interlisp: Tools and Utilities**_, by Steve Kaisler (undergoing editing) describes the editors and tools to be used for program development. It is expected to be completed and uploaded to Interlisp.org in early December 2021.
+* [_**Interlisp: The Language and Its Usage**_](../../documentation/1986-interlisp-language-book-1.pdf), by Steve Kaisler, originally published by John Wiley & Sons, scanned and converted to a compact PDF. This book describes the core features of the Interlisp language.
+* [_**Medley Interlisp: The Interactive Programming Environment**_](../../documentation/20211225-interlisp-book-2.pdf), by Steve Kaisler, describes the Interlisp-D Interactive Programming Environment as implemented on Xerox D-machines and now running on several modern platforms.
+* [_**Medley Interlisp: Tools and Utilities**_](../../documentation/2021-interlisp-book-3.pdf), by Steve Kaisler (undergoing editing) describes the editors and tools to be used for program development. It is expected to be completed and uploaded to Interlisp.org in early December 2021.
 
 #### Software Documentation
 
@@ -111,12 +111,12 @@ In this document, we use “we” to mean our contributors:
 * as members of the [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) mailing list/group ([Medley Interlisp core - Google Groups](https://groups.google.com/g/lispcore))
 * as participants in a weekly zoom call
   * Meetings recorded but not public
-  * Agendas: [Meeting Agendas and Notes](../meeting-agendas-and-notes/)
+  * Agendas: [Meeting Agendas and Notes](../../about/getinvolved#meetings)
 * as members of the GitHub [Interlisp organization](https://github.com/orgs/Interlisp/people)
 * as contributors to an Open Source project
   * 384 issues, 133 closed, 151 open [Issues](https://github.com/Interlisp/medley/issues). 54 [discussions](https://github.com/Interlisp/medley/discussions)
   * 191 Medley [pull requests](https://github.com/Interlisp/medley/pulls), 387 Maiko [pull requests](https://github.com/Interlisp/maiko/pulls)
-* as a (non-profit) corporation: [InterlispOrg Inc](../../about/partners/interlisporg-inc.md).
+* as a (non-profit) corporation: [InterlispOrg Inc](../../about/partners/interlisporg-inc).
 
 We depend on volunteers to help. If you’d like to help but aren’t sure how to, ask.
 

content/en/running/build/_index.md

@@ -25,17 +25,19 @@ See The Maiko [README](https://github.com/Interlisp/maiko/#readme) for build ins
 Make sure you have an X-server running to manage the Medley Interlisp display, and the DISPLAY environment variable set to point to your X-server.
 
 Running Medley can be done by typing:
-```
+
+```bash
 $ cd medley
 $ ./run-medley
 ```
 
 Or, if you wish to start Medley up with a particular image file (SYSOUT):
 
-```
+```bash
 $ cd medley
 $ ./run-medley <SYSOUT-file-name>
 ```
+
 The first time the system is run it loads the system image that comes
 with the system.  When you exit the system (or "do a `SaveVM`" menu option)
 the state of your machine is saved
@@ -46,18 +48,18 @@ load the `~/lisp.virtualmem` image by default.
 
 The system may be exited from an Interlisp prompt by typing:
 
-```
+```lisp
 (LOGOUT)
 ```
 
 Or from a Common Lisp prompt with:
-```
+
+```lisp
 (IL:LOGOUT)
 ```
+
 When you logout of the system, Medley automatically creates a binary
 dump of your system located in your home directory named
 ``lisp.virtualmem''. The next time you run the system, if you don't
 specify a specific image to run, Medley restores that image so that
 you can continue right where you left off.
-
-

content/en/running/build/building.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ The remainder of the system is OS / architecture-independent and can be found in
 the [medley](https://github.com/interlisp/medley) repository.
 
 You can now download Medley Interlisp from a [release](https://github.com/interlisp/medley/releases)
-without building anything; see [medley README](/interlisp/medley/#readme)
+without building anything; see [medley README](https://github.com/Interlisp/medley#readme)
 
-See [The Maiko README](/Interlisp/maiko/#readme) for build instructions
+See [The Maiko README](https://github.com/Interlisp/maiko#readme) for build instructions
 for Maiko, for systems for which there is no pre-built release.