Add Makefile for easier distribution packaging #327
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For the machines I work on, I want to have tmux-resurrect available. For convenience and productivity, I have salt states and I want to include tmux-resurrect in my salt states.
There is a lot of work to do when trying to install it automatically in a secure way. The easiest way to have a reliable, secure, automated way is using the official repository of the distribution.
For this reason I am trying to package this plugin for openSUSE.
I have a fork of this project where I add the Makefile and use that source code to build a package for openSUSE: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/utilities/tmux-resurrect
There is an extra step that I need to do to keep the changes up-to-date by merging new changes into my makefile-branch.
This PR is adding that Makefile. This Makefile will just make it easier for me to maintain the package, since I will not need the extra step of merging, I would just download the new released tar.gz and upload it to OBS (Open Build Service)
What do you think?