Research additional installation/distribution pathways

[pirog]

This is a meta-issue to research other install/distribution channels we might want to add to make Lando as widely available as possible. Here are some idea off the top of my head:

• Homebrew, already a ticket for this to review: [Finally create some homebrew formula #32]
• Chocolatey
• Linux packages eg deb, rpm, SNAP, and maybe PPAs or equivalent?
• Installer packages (like we used to have but ideally something more maintainable/testable/easier)
• Linux/Win/macOS stores?

What other methods might we consider? And does anyone want to research any of them/recommend

[jlfranklin]

I'd like to voice strong support for deb and RPM, including ARM (or platform independent!) versions of each.

While the RPi is often cited as an ARM nice-to-have, my use case is running Debian ARM VMs on a Mac with VMWare Fusion. Being able to install a Debian package in that VM would be ideal for me.

How are the current release packages created? Maybe I'm not looking in the right places, but I can't find any lando.spec files defining the RPM or debian package directories.

I have experience with building both RPMs and Debian packages. I'm willing to help support those builds.

[yolcuiskender]

Chocolatey has the ability to use PowerShell scripts for the installation of packages already.
https://docs.chocolatey.org/en-us/features/package-anything

Using @AaronFeledy's script with chocolatey should work without issues and tick the Chocolatey box.