Homebrew Channel packaging

[Informatic]

I can work on packaging this up into a proper .ipk and publishing this onto webosbrew repository, if you don't mind.

• Make alternative installer into something a little more interactive - bash script with graphical luna prompts/alerts can work.
• Move init script directly into the package and symlink it instead of copying/writing it into /var/lib/webosbrew/init.d - removal of "dts restore" application will effectively disable dts patches after a reboot. Making "installer" script" remove said symlink on every other app launch could work too.
• mkdir -p /var/lib/webosbrew/init.d - people installing webosbrew via crashd exploit (and rootmytv v1 itself) do not actually make that directory - it should be fairly safe to create it on install.
• Actually package everything into... a package
• Publish on webosbrew apps-repo
• (optionally) Set up CI - how annoying would it be to build native libraries used here in CI? Artifacts directly in the repo are fine for now.

[pbatard]

Sounds good to me. Note that I was planning to rewrite the install script to remove the need for hardcoded links, and I also have a slight update of the libs (but I don't think there's any actual difference).

Obviously, I designed the script around commandline usage, but I sure wouldn't mind something a lot more UI based and more attractive for the general public.

So, please feel free to go ahead with the above, with my thanks for volunteering to do this!

[pbatard]

Along with the removal of harcoded links and updating the libs, the 1.1 release has now moved the init script into the archive, which is then symlinked into /var/lib/webosbrew/init.d, so I am going to consider that item 2 above is complete.

I chose not to force-create the /var/lib/webosbrew/init.d/ directory as I am pretty sure that people running older versions of webOS should have DTS support and little need for this, and I'd rather avoid altering the file system unless needed.

[nnmdd]

webos.dts-restore_1.1.0_all.zip
zipped ipk