@command{/sbin/lilo} in "rendered" HTML document

[Randy Kramer]

I'm reading the parted manual (in one big html online -- 
http://www.gnu.org/manual/parted-1.6.1/html_mono/parted.html) and the 
documentation seems excellent.  I have a few little nits (besides this 
one) that I may bring up after I finish (reading) the document, but I 
keep running into things like:

@command{/sbin/lilo}

_Oops, wait -- now I see (I think) the command is /sbin/lilo and the 
@command{ } stuff is some kind of TeXs, LyX or whatever markup -- looks 
like a bug.  Assuming that is the case, I think I can carry on now, but 
I guess I'm reporting a bug then, in that the @command{ } appears in 
the rendered HTML document._

<Garbage from before I saw:>

And I'm confused -- I don't know what it is really telling me.  Surely 
it's not telling me to enter that at the Linux CLI?  (I found that 
particular one in 
http://www.gnu.org/manual/parted-1.6.1/html_mono/parted.html#SEC33.)

I didn't find any explanation of it in the manual itself.  Is it perhaps 
rendered incorrectly?  In any case, it is confusing -- could someone 
straighten me out, and then consider documenting that somewhere (easy 
to find).  

Oops, wait -- now I see (I think) the command is /sbin/lilo and the 
@command{ } stuff is some kind of TeXs, LyX or whatever markup -- looks 
like a bug.  Assuming that is the case, I think I can carry on now, but 
I guess I'm reporting a bug then, in that the @command{ } appears in 
the rendered HTML document.

Randy Kramer