ubuntu: use gpg -o instead of tee for getting gpg key

[shoenig]

Second attempt at #797

This time using gpg -o as suggested by @phinze

Attaching a screenshot of what happens when users follow the instructiosn as-is. Your terminal turns into an unusable mess. It's an awful UX.

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[ashleemboyer]

Hey @shoenig! 😊 These will affect the /${productSlug}/downloads pages (e.g. /waypoint/downloads, /vault/downloads), and not the page shown in your screenshot. I think the page in your screenshot is a Nomad tutorial, and that content would not be affected by your changes here. Are you sure these cross-product changes are what you're looking for?

[phinze]

Hello! I can confirm that the usage of tee dumps binary output onto the terminal in every place it is used, so this would be a UX improvement everywhere.

Here's an example of a recent Vagrant bug report from a user who hit this.

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