Updating readme to point to the PPI docs now

README.md

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 PPI is the the PHP Interoperability Framework. It provides an equal and open platform to empower PHP developers to pick the best tools from the best PHP frameworks
 
-PPI bootstraps framework components for you from the top frameworks such as ZendFrameworks2, Symfony2, Laravel4, FuelPHP, Doctrine2
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 Installation
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-Linux
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-Install vagrant and ansible
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-```
-vagrant up
-```
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-Now you can now browse to your ppi application at http://192.168.66.66
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-OSX
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-Install vagrant and ansible
-
-```
-vagrant up
-```
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-Now you can now browse to your ppi application at http://192.168.66.66
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-Rolling your own
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-Drop this skeleton app into your document root somewhere. You need to run the composer library to obtain the vendor dependencies that PPI requires.
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-``` bash
-curl -s http://getcomposer.org/installer | php
-php composer.phar install
-```
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-Ideally you'll want to set up a vhost on your httpd web server to point your domain to the /public/ folder of your PPI skeleton app, but for now you're still able to browse to http://localhost/skeletonapp/public/
+[Setup Guide](http://docs.ppi.io/latest/setup/index.html)
 
 Documentation
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-We have began documenting ppi2, you can see how far we've gotten at http://www.ppi.io/docs
+[Visit the documentation](http://docs.ppi.io/latest)
 
 Contributing
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 Fork the repo, push your changes to your fork, and submit a pull request.
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-Requirements
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-* PHP 5.3.10+ - We recommend PHP 5.4 or even better PHP 5.5