Move external links to a better place on menu

[gabrielfedel]

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[stephane-cea]

They are two links to be moved:

• A link about Area Detector Installation Guide (on github.io)
• A link about Installing EPICS on Raspberry PI (also on github.io)

Concerning the Area Detector Installation Guide link:

I think the Area Detector link would be better located inside the EPICS Related Software page (and not in a dedicated menu entry).

Actually, a link to home page of AreaDetector github.io is already in the EPICS Related Software page. Maybe this is sufficient, do we need to add another link pointing specifically to the installation guide?

Concerning the Installing EPICS on Raspberry PI (also on github.io) link:

I think this shouldn't be a dedicated menu entry as well. It might make some sens to also put it in the EPICS Related Software, but I don't know in which table (@mcnanneyd: if you have any idea here, please share).

I think it would also make sens to put that link in the Installation on Linux/UNIX/DARWIN page, since Raspberry Pi OS (formerly Raspbian) is based on Debian (Linux). Maybe it could be added as an informative note at the very end of the page?

[gabrielfedel]

These both links were moved from epics-control.org (section How To), but I agree with mostly what you said.
The Area Detector I think we could have a better place for it (maybe inside another page)... I will wait comments from @mcnanneyd

[mcnanneyd]

@gabrielfedel @stephane-cea, the Area Detector project is listed in Epics Related Software. However, I understand it is a large project with multiple components, so feel free to break it up - or even link it somewhere else in addition to this listing.

I am wanting to restructure more of the epics-controls.org site to better direct to the Hardware Support Db, Soft Support Db, and this new page, which can hopefully provide better visibility.

Is this epics on raspberry pi project primarily used for tutorial purposes? Or installations? It might fit in a new table on this page, or perhaps in the how-to's documentation that was recently merged with the epics-docs repository.