Align the local user space on the org name

Makefile

@@ -5,7 +5,8 @@
 ### --------------------------------------------------------------------------
 ###   (This is the top-level Makefile.  All actions are performed from here)
 
-#  distribution name (all lower-case by convention)
+#  org and distribution names (all lowercase by convention)
+ORG = brickbot
 PACKAGE = bibo
 
 #  version of this release

Makefile.common

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
 #  Define our default install locations (overridden by packaging systems)
 #
 DESTDIR ?= 
-prefix ?= /usr/local/${PACKAGE}
+prefix ?= /usr/local/${ORG}
 exec_prefix ?= ${prefix}
 
 bindir ?= ${exec_prefix}/bin

README.md

@@ -130,7 +130,7 @@ If things don't quite work, work at it.  :-)
 For your own projects,
 
 1. Make a directory in the brickOS root directory.
-2. Copy /usr/local/brickos/lib/bibo/Makefile.
+2. Copy /usr/local/brickbot/lib/bibo/Makefile.
 3. Put your main routine into myproject.c. (.C if using C++)
 4. If you need more source files, add them in the Makefile.
 5. "make myproject.lx && dll myproject.lx".
@@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ And then I use firmdl3 and dll just as before.
 	   running original firmware not brickOS.
 	2. run the OS downloader
 		```
-		$ firmdl3 /usr/local/lib/brickos/brickOS.srec
+		$ firmdl3 /usr/local/brickbot/lib/bibo/bibo.srec
 		```
 2. to load a program into slot 2
 	1. assuming you build the demos in the current directory, run

configure

@@ -29,7 +29,8 @@ echo ""
 #    so can avoid expensive search
 #
 #   known PATHs in which h8*gcc may be found
-TOOL_PATH="/usr/local/bin
+TOOL_PATH="/usr/local/brickbot/bin
+           /usr/local/bin
            /usr/bin
            /usr/local/brickos/bin
            /usr/local/lego/bin