Fix install path of udev rules on linux#179
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The previous install method didn't obey the `DESTDIR` make variable, used to make packages in a different root tree; it was silently failing to install if no permissions were given. Also, the install destination was not standard, since packages should place their udev rules at `lib/udev/rules.d`, while the `/etc` prefix is reserved for custom system modifications. This patch fixes both issues.
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The previous install method didn't obey the
DESTDIRmake variable, used to make packages in a different root tree; it was silently failing to install if no permissions were given.Also, the install destination was not standard, since packages should place their udev rules at
lib/udev/rules.d, while the/etcprefix is reserved for custom system modifications.This patch fixes both issues.