Raboneko
16b45b71a5
* sbctl: Remove dependency on grubby postinst hook
Finally fix that one issue where sbctl won't sign automatically on
systemd-boot-based systems by simply just copying over the path hack
from the grubby postinst hook, now we just patch it instead
* Apply patch instead
* forgot to remove the source install
* generate appstream metainfo
* update patch
* update patch again
(cherry picked from commit 4545b0fc76)
Co-authored-by: Pornpipat Popum <cappy@cappuchino.xyz>
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