Add instructions for archlinux

[jsalzbergedu]

I added packages for arch and a quick way to install all of them (and update them). I don't know about debian/ubuntu/fedora but in arch its practically sinful to not use packages -- just running make install means that your package manager can't track dependencies etc.

[jsalzbergedu]

And apparently you can use cmake to make debs and rpms. Same story with setup.pys. So we could have automatically built packages for all. I know it's not the most pressing issue, but it should be easy enough and it would be nice to have a single, simple way for everyone to get & update the same software

[rafaelesteller]

Hey Jacob, sorry for the delaying in responding, Next semester we are going to be using this library (https://www.picotech.com/downloads/linux) and I am unsure if it will be compatible with archLinux, im not very familiar with archLinux would love some details though. I like the rpm idea if it's something that would work for Ubuntu, Debian, and other linuxes without too much of an issue.

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