Removed the Debian packaging for Linux. Indeed, there doesn't seem to be a(n easy) way to get a working Debian package out of our current packaging script. Thus, if Debian packaging was allowed, we would for example try to install the qt.conf file under /usr/bin and the readme file under /usr, which is clearly not desired. I guess we could always create a specific CPack script for Debian packaging, but probably not worth it. Also, this would 'break' the nice generic solution that we have a the moment (i.e. everything within CMakeLists.txt), so...
Removed the Debian packaging for Linux. Indeed, there doesn't seem to be a(n easy) way to get a working Debian package out of our current packaging script. Thus, if Debian packaging was allowed, we would for example try to install the qt.conf file under /usr/bin and the readme file under /usr, which is clearly not desired. I guess we could always create a specific CPack script for Debian packaging, but probably not worth it. Also, this would 'break' the nice generic solution that we have a the moment (i.e. everything within CMakeLists.txt), so...

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