[#150] Create symlinks for /usr/local prefix as well as /usr

docs/static-web/src/about.html

@@ -16,21 +16,21 @@ <h2>Overview</h2>
     </ul>
     <p>Installation binaries make setup easy, and CMake functions make building complex applications quick. If you are
       an Eclipse user, CMake provides a simple command that will generate an Eclipse project (no need for a special
-      Propeller plugin!). Students can take free advantage of JetBrains' new C++ IDE,
+      Propeller plugin). Students can take free advantage of JetBrains' C++ IDE,
       (<a href="http://www.jetbrains.com/clion/">CLion</a>), which supports CMake out-of-the-box and is the
       recommended tool for use with PropWare applications.</p>
     <h1>About</h1>
     <h2>Inspiration</h2>
     <p>I've drawn inspiration from a lot of different projects over the years, but there are three big ones that
-      helped to form PropWare into what it is today more than anything else.</p>
+      helped to form PropWare into what it is today.</p>
     <h3>Arduino</h3>
     <p>Arduino is the king of “easy” in the microcontroller world. Though they aren't the fastest, and they
       aren't the cheapest, they have a monopoly on documentation and users. I use
       <a href="https://www.arduino.cc" target="_blank">www.arduino.cc</a> as my benchmark for ease of use and
       documentation standards.</p>
     <h3>TI's TivaWare</h3>
     <p>My first introduction to a hardware abstraction layer was with TI's StellarisWare (now called TivaWare).
-      Itopened my eyes to a new world where I would be able to develop a complex application on a microcontroller,
+      It opened my eyes to a new world where I would be able to develop a complex application on a microcontroller,
       accessing all of its hardware peripherals, without needing to pull out the datasheet every minute. I aim to
       reproduce the same power and flexibility on the Parallax Propeller.</p>
     <h3>SRLM's libpropeller</h3>
@@ -39,8 +39,7 @@ <h3>SRLM's libpropeller</h3>
       sake, even before there were many users.</p>
     <h2>Goals and Aspirations</h2>
     <p>My goal is to provide both novice and expert users alike a single environment that approaches the
-      simplicity
-      of SimpleIDE or Arduino without compromising power or flexibility. I believe it is possible to create a
+      simplicity of SimpleIDE or Arduino without compromising power or flexibility. I believe it is possible to create a
       single environment capable of introducing first-time programmers to the Propeller, as well as satisfying
       a commercial-grade applications. There are lots of ways PropWare doesn't fit into this vision currently,
       but it is an active and ongoing effort to make improvements every day.</p>

packaging/postinst

@@ -1,8 +1,22 @@
 #!/bin/bash
 set -e
-for cmake_relative_root in $(ls /usr/share | grep '^cmake') ; do
-    cmake_installs=$(find /usr/share/${cmake_relative_root} -maxdepth 1 -name Modules -type d)
+
+create_links () {
+    root="${1}"
+    subdirectory="${2}"
+
+    cmake_installs=$(find ${root}/${subdirectory} -maxdepth 1 -name Modules -type d)
     for d in ${cmake_installs} ; do
         ln -s "/usr/share/PropWare/CMakeModules/FindPropWare.cmake" "${d}"
     done
-done
+}
+
+do_stuff () {
+    root="${1}"
+    for cmake_relative_root in $(ls "${root}" | grep '^cmake') ; do
+        create_links "${root}" "${cmake_relative_root}"
+    done
+}
+
+do_stuff /usr/share
+do_stuff /usr/local/share

packaging/prerm

@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
 #!/bin/bash
 set -e
 find /usr/share -name 'FindPropWare.cmake' -type l -delete
+find /usr/local/share -name 'FindPropWare.cmake' -type l -delete