.deb package for the terminal

[WhiteBlackGoose]

Who would've thought you need as many as 1 braincell to pack a package for debian-based distro. To pack:

./build-linux-x64.sh
./pack-deb.sh

[WhiteBlackGoose]

yeah so unless I figure out this, I'll try to pack just a binary package. But it still can be installed as easy as sudo apt install ./amcli.deb

[WhiteBlackGoose]

There's an answer now

[Rafael-SOWNet]

Superseded, and by a better arrangement than this branch proposed: terminal packaging lives in asc-community/AngouriMathLab rather than here.

The quickstart on am.angouri.org links its releases directly, and .deb is among them —
angourimath-terminal-amd64.deb, plus arm, arm64, and zips for other Linux, macOS and Windows.
So a Debian or Ubuntu user has had sudo apt install ./angourimath-terminal-*.deb for some time, which
is what this was for.

Keeping the packaging out of this repository is also the right split: it is release plumbing for a
downstream artefact, and it would otherwise have to be maintained alongside a library whose own CI has
nothing to do with it.

Closing as superseded. Four years behind a master that has since moved the library up a folder
(f0db3eef), so there is nothing to rebase onto either.