Update setup to use proper config/data home directories about breezy-desktop

[wheaney]

We should also be moving the driver's bin and config files to their proper directories. Keep in mind you'd need to update the setup scripts to copy the existing config file if the user already has one.

[wheaney]

Also note that the setup scripts call uninstall for the previous version already, so if you just update setup to do install properly going forward, you don't need to clean up the old bin files. Only the config file needs special treatment to be preserved.

[wheaney]

We should also update the README docs to reference new bin and config file locations.

[pravic]

~/.xreal_driver_log should be moved somewhere better as well.

[wheaney]

I'm updating all the file locations now soon. Here's my plan:

• logs: ~/.local/share/xr_driver/logs
  • currently ~/.xreal_driver_log
• driver binary: /usr/local/bin/xr_driver/
  • currently ~/bin/xrealAirLinuxDriver
• bash scripts: ~/.local/bin/xr_driver/
  • currently ~/bin/xreal_driver_(config/uninstall)
• driver config file: ~/.config/xr_driver/
  • currently ~/.xreal_driver_config

[wheaney]

Just a note: all my recommendations above are based on eventually moving to a user-systemd service (instead of system/root like it is now).

Additional recommendations from a convo on the Discord:

If stuff is reading and writing to the user-directory then the systemd unit should probably be a user-unit in ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME}/systemd/user too.
Likewise IPC and lock bits would go into ${XDG_RUNTIME_DIR}/xr_driver
Rather than ~/.local/share/xr_driver/logs logs are considered state so would go to ${XDG_STATE_HOME}/xr_driver/logs

We should also move the license file currently located at /var/lib/xr_driver/device_license.

Also reiterating a point above: we'll want the driver setup script to move some of these files so they're preserved. Specifically the config and log files, but the license could be moved as well (it'll just be re-downloaded to the new location if we don't do this, but if somehow they ran the setup offline, it would be better to proactively move for them so they don't lose functionality if they aren't able to download).