Documentation tweaks.

INSTALL.txt

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Windows is welcome to make a contribution.
 Linux Installation
 ==================
 
-As currently configured a number of step must be taken in order for pyfli
+As currently configured a number of steps must be taken in order for pyfli
 to be installed and work properly.
 
 dependencies
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ fliusb driver installation
 --------------------------
 
 Note that this needs to be done each time a new kernel is installed, which
-can be often in a distribution like Fedora. From inside the pyfli git
+may be often in a distribution like Fedora. From inside the pyfli git
 repository the steps are
 
 cd fliusb-1.3
@@ -34,18 +34,21 @@ sudo depmod
 Once this is done the driver will be automatically loaded when a FLI usb
 device is plugged in. The module directory location used above works for my
 distribution, Fedora 17, it may need to be modified for other
-distributions.
+distributions. Note, Ubuntu uses 'misc' instead of 'extra'.
 
 udev configuration
 ------------------
 
-The default permissions of the /dev/fliusb[0-9]* created when a FLI device
-is plugged in only allow root access. This may be changed and the device
-name customized by adding a rules script to /etc/udev/rules.d. An example
-script 10-local.rules.example can serve as a template for this, strip
-the 'example' extension, modify as needed, and do the copy. The results
-can be checked by plugging in a FLI device and looking at the permissions
-of the created /dev node.
+The default permissions of the /dev/fliusb[0-9]* device node created when a
+FLI device is plugged in only allow root access. This may be changed and
+the device name customized by adding a rules script to /etc/udev/rules.d.
+An example script 10-local.rules.example can serve as a template for this,
+strip the '.example' extension, modify as needed, and do the copy. The
+results can be checked by plugging in a FLI device and looking at the
+permissions of the created /dev node. After installing the file it may be
+necessary to reload the rules.
+
+sudo udevadm control --reload-rules
 
 libfli compilation
 ------------------

README.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 This project provides Python wrappers for the Finger Lakes Instrumentation
-SDK libfli-1.104 on Linux. It exposes all the public functions and macros
-with the following exceptions:
+(FLI) SDK libfli-1.104 on Linux. It exposes all the public functions and
+macros with the following exceptions:
 
     FLICreateList
     FLIDeleteList