Update README

Note recent changes, provide debian package instructions

Signed-off-by: Keith Packard <keithp@keithp.com>

README.md

@@ -141,8 +141,18 @@ there are always improvements that can be made.
 
 Here's some places that have seen recent work
 
- * Using EEPROM on the ATMega328P to store source code. There's no
-   editor yet, but you can dump source code into eeprom and it will be
+ * Debian packaging. This includes .desktop files and icons to run
+   snekde in a terminal window, and a shell script to install
+   snek-duino onto an Arduino.
+
+ * Dictionaries. Implemented using the list code, these can be indexed
+   with any immutable type (everything other than lists and
+   dictionaries). Making ROM space on Arduino for these required
+   significant changes in lola to pack the parse tables even smaller.
+
+ * Using EEPROM on the ATMega328P to store source code. Use the new
+   Snek Development Environment, snekde, to edit code on a USB
+   connected host. You can save source code into eeprom and it will be
    run at boot time. To fit this in, I had to re-structure the parse
    tables generated by lola, so if you want to build this, make sure
    you update lola before building snek.
@@ -296,6 +306,27 @@ when appropriate.
 
 There are examples provided which work with both Python and Snek.
 
+## Debian Packages
+
+I've packaged lola and snek (for both amd64 and i386) and have
+uploaded those to a small apt repository on my home machine. You can
+use this archive to install snek yourself using the following instructions:
+
+ * First, add my archive key to your apt system:
+
+	# wget -O - https://keithp.com/archive/archive-key | apt-key add -
+
+ * Next, append these lines to /etc/apt/sources.list:
+
+	deb     http://keithp.com/archive unstable/
+	deb-src http://keithp.com/archive unstable/
+
+ * Finally, install snek (and snek-bin, if you are running on amd64 or
+   i386) on your machine:
+
+	# apt update
+	# apt install snek snek-bin
+
 ## Contributions
 
 I'd love to receive more contributions in the form of patches,