Ubuntu package

[rojer]

I don't know about you but I always prefer a properly versioned binary package to building something ad-hoc from sources.
I'm filing it as an issue rather than as a pull request, but if you'd like to adopt it, it's essentially done.
This branch adds the necessary scaffolding for building a Debian/Ubuntu package and i'm using it to publish packages to our PPA.

Once you have a Launchpad account and GPG key set up, it's just 3 commands to publish a release to a PPA:

 $ debian/build-ubuntu-release.sh
 $ debsign /tmp/work/*_source.changes
 $ dput ppa:mongoose-os/mos /tmp/work/*_source.changes

Ideally i'd like to see this merged and a PPA created with an official package but if you're not interested, feel free to close and I'll just keep it in our repo.

[geky]

This looks great! This will be a new to me, so thanks for the little walkthrough.

Would you be able to make a PR with your scaffolding? That would help us attribute contributions.

[rojer]

there: #7

now, you will definitely want to change authorship and may also want to sort out licensing for some files that are currently marked as no copyright/license. the latter can be done later, it doesn't prevent PPA builds from working.

Instructions on setting up a PPA are here: https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA
You will basically need a Launchpad account and a GPG key.