Add support for Terminal-based deployment #42
Description
tik currently assumes execution in a graphical environment, hence the liberal use of zenity for dialog boxes, lists, progressbars, and password entry
Most of these are called by the 'd' function (and all should be called by 'd' and/or it's equivalents once #41 is implemented)
Original tik design assumed zenity would be used interchangably with dialog for terminal use, however dialog doesn't support all target architectures we wish to work on.
Therefore I propose expanding the 'd' function to instead use nice simple plain text outputs that will work on any terminal on any architecture.
There will obviously need to be some magic for more complex differences such as references to "Press [a GUI button] to continue" vs "Press any key to continue"
Some below mockups for example
zenity --info --ok-label="Install Now" --no-wrap --width=300 --height=300 --icon=distributor-logo-Aeon-symbolic --title="" --text="<big>Welcome to Aeon</big>\n\nPlease press <b>Install Now</b> to continue"
clear
echo "Welcome to Aeon"
read -n 1 -s -r -p "Press any key to continue"
zenity --question --no-wrap --title="Begin Installation?" --text="Once the installation begins the changes to the selected disk are irreversible.\n\n<b>Proceeding will fully erase the disk.</b>\n\nContinue with installation?"
clear
tput bold
echo "Begin Installation?"
tput sgr0
echo -e "Once the installation begins the changes to the selected disk are irreversible.\n\n$(tput bold)Proceeding will fully erase the disk.$(tput sgr0)\n\nContinue with installation?"
read -p "(y/n)?" choice
case "$choice" in
y|Y ) echo "yes";;
n|N ) echo "no";;
* ) echo "invalid";;
esac