Linux documentation tools

["Eric J. Ray" <ejray -at- raycomm -dot- com>]

Gang,
I've spent _hours_ thrashing through various resources,
and seem to have just headed into circles.

Could someone point me to an accurate resource that
describes:
Which packages/software/etc. I need to use the full
   suite of Unix-based SGML documentation tools.
   For the sake of argument, let's assume I want to
   write in SGML, using either vi or Lyx, on Linux,
   and publish HTML/PDF/Postscript as though it were
   going to be on the tldp.org site.
Where stuff like the DSSSL style sheets should be.
What needs to happen to make it all work.

I can't help but to think that _someone_ has a
straightforward set of instructions, but I can't
find one. (The LDP Author's Guide isn't particularly
accurate/up to date, and nothing else I've found
seems to work.

(For a variety of non-related reasons, I'd really prefer
to deal w/ RPM packages that are SuSE 8.1 compatible...
I can build my own, but would rather not.)

Any pointers?
Thanks,
Eric


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