Mention Trilinos

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  * namespace, that allow the use of PETSc in much the same way as deal.II's
  * own linear algebra classes are used. The use of these wrappers is explained
  * in the step-17 and step-18 example programs, as well as in the @ref
- * PETScWrappers module.
+ * PETScWrappers module. The <a href="../../readme.html">ReadMe</a> file
+ * explains how to configure deal.II to use PETSc.
  *
  * PETSc can be obtained from http://www.mcs.anl.gov/petsc/.
  *
  *
+ * @subsection SoftwareTrilinos Trilinos
+ *
+ * Trilinos, like @ref SoftwarePETSc, is a library that supports, among other
+ * things of interest to numerical computations, a large number of linear
+ * algebra data structures and algorithms. It, too, can work on parallel
+ * clusters.
+ *
+ * Currently, we do not have wrapper classes that make Trilinos objects look
+ * like deal.II objects. However, our Makefiles are setup so that programs
+ * using Trilinos classes are automatically linked against the Trilinos
+ * libraries, and header files are found automatically. The <a
+ * href="../../readme.html">ReadMe</a> file explains how to configure deal.II
+ * to use this feature.
+ *
+ * Trilinos can be obtained from http://trilinos.sandia.org.
+ *
+ *
  * @subsection SoftwareMETIS METIS
  *
  * METIS is a tool that allows to partition a graph into chunks of roughly