several fixes for riseupvpn snap

- move snap folder to root folder, to allow automated builds
- install only polkit file outside of snap
- change path of bitmask-root accordingly in bitmask
- fix check for polkit file inside snap
- change and document the algorithm for picking bitmask-root in linux
- add LD_LIBRARY_PATH as an environment entry for bitmask-systray

1 files changed, 12 insertions, 8 deletions

diff --git a/pkg/riseupvpn/README.rst b/pkg/riseupvpn/README.rst
index 085ffe39..29ced8f9 100644
--- a/pkg/riseupvpn/README.rst
+++ b/pkg/riseupvpn/README.rst
@@ -12,21 +12,25 @@ minimalistic systray written in golang https://0xacab.org/leap/bitmask-systray
 that makes use of libappindicator for displaying notifications.
 
 Currently, RiseupVPN is distributed as a snap package. It uses classic
-confinement because it needs to install bitmask-root in the system, and a
-polkit policy file so that bitmask-root and openvpn can be executed without
-asking user for permission each time.
+confinement because it needs to install a polkit policy file so that
+bitmask-root and openvpn can be executed without asking user for permission
+each time.
 
 Usage
 -----
 
-Until the snap package gets approved in the snap store, you can use the snap as follows::
+You can get the snap from the store::
 
- wget https://downloads.leap.se/RiseupVPN/linux/riseup-vpn_0.10.4_amd64.snap
  sudo apt install snapd
- sudo snap install riseup-vpn_0.10.4_amd64.snap --dangerous --classic
+ sudo snap install riseup-vpn --classic
 
-That should have made a new application called RiseupVPN in your launchers.
-You can also launch it manually like this::
+If you want to build the local snap::
+
+ make build
+ sudo snap install riseup-vpn_*.snap --classic
+
+That should have added a new application called RiseupVPN in your desktop
+launchers. You can also launch it manually like this::
 
  /snap/bin/riseup-vpn.launcher