Update git-utils page to reflect git repo, add installation instructions, etc.

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@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ linktitle: git-utils
 parent: TOP
 ctime: 2009-12-10
 
-Repositories: [git-utils](TBD).
+Repositories: [git-utils](http://repo/gitweb/?p=git-utils.git;a=summary).
 
 # GIT
 
@@ -11,17 +11,22 @@ Read about [GIT](http://git-scm.com) here.
 
 # Utilities
 
-Over time, TMI is starting to collect a number of small utilities for git.
-These are available from our [git-utils](TBD) repository.  Each utility has
-a man page describing its operation.
+TMI is starting to collect a number of small utilities for git.  Each utility
+has a man page describing its operation.
 
-* git-empty-branch.  Create an empty branch in a local git repository.
+* `git-empty-branch`.  Create an empty branch in a local git repository.
 
-* git-local.  Store local branches in a shared git repository under a private
-  namespace.  git-local provides upload, download, remove and list operations.
-  We use this tool to backup up local commits not yet suitable for pushing into
-  a local shared branch.
+* `git-local`.  Store local branches in a shared git repository under a private
+  namespace.  Upload, download, remove and list operations are provided.  We
+  use this tool to backup up local commits not yet suitable for pushing into a
+  local shared branch.
 
-* git-publish-branch.  A shell version of the ruby script created by William
+* `git-publish-branch`.  A shell version of the ruby script created by William
   Morgan.  See his [git utilities page](http://git-wt-commit.rubyforge.org).
   We did not want to have to install ruby just for this one little utility.
+
+# Installation
+
+To install the utilities, copy the scripts to `/usr/local/bin` and ensure they
+have execute permission.  Then copy the `*.1` files, which are the man pages,
+to `/usr/local/man/man1`.