sysres has a .deb installer.

sysres has a .deb installer and no (new) bugs. This will be 1.0 and be the first completely "newb-friendly" release for general use.

Process for creating a deb:
0. Prerequisites:
    a. sudo aptitude install build-essential devscripts fakeroot debhelper gnupg pbuilder
    b. You need a gpg key set up, and the environment variables DEBFULLNAME and DEBEMAIL need to be set.
1. Add an entry to debian/changelog giving the version number and the important changes. Entries are in reverse-chronological order, and the format is very specific. Minor variations can completely break things. The tool dch can help. IMPORTANT NOTE: The build system signs the source package based on the email address in the current debian/changelog entry. If your email address is there, you'll get an error (which you can safely ignore).
2. Make a copy (cp -a) of the source directory, and name it sysres-version (e.g., sysres-1.0). cd to that directory and delete the .bzr directory.
3. cd to the directory you just created and run debuild -S -sa
4. The source package will be created in the parent directory. Debian source packages are actually several files.
5. To build the binary package, either:
    a. Upload the source packages to a PPA; or
    b. Use pbuilder to build the package. See http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=206382 for details.