User-friendliness discussion with Dani

[MatthewVita]

Dani brought up that we can make a UI that allows users to click around on each persona to see what packages are to be installed (they can even unselect certain ones). This would be a more ideal way to run the system, esp on the first boot of Ubuntu.

[MatthewVita]

Hi Dani,

You are onto something here. This inspired me to put together a base list of each package programmatically (took some time - hence the late reply):

1. I added comments to each package with a # [type] Name: Description sentence. in an effort to "label" each.
2. Next, a scraper is called to organize all packages into markdown: https://github.com/GoTeamEpsilon/System/blob/master/personas/generate_docs.py
3. Said package markdown documentation is now seen in the https://github.com/GoTeamEpsilon/System#personas areas via anchored links.

...I suppose that the next step would be making a GTK+ app that lists out each persona and packages for install. I'm wondering how we can handle a user unselecting a package though (comment out the original code unless an empty line? Switch to a package.json<=>scripts style for each persona?)...