Enhancement: Fixes #95, Forgot READMEs for sound theme

packaging/deb/sounds/README.MD

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+# Sound Theme Packaging
+This directory contains the sound theme packaging script for Debian and derivatives (e.g. Ubuntu).
+
+## Usage
+Simply run the script itself - it requires no arguments as there is only one sound theme in the repo, which will be packaged.
+
+```
+./packsnds.sh
+```
+
+This will build and output the package for the sound theme, which can then be installed with:
+
+```
+sudo dpkg -i wintc-sound-theme-xp.deb
+```
+
+## Post-Install
+This is *only* the sound theme itself, you will still need to set up your environment to make use of it once it is installed.
+
+Suggestion is to install the `libcanberra` library which provides a simple API for playing sound themes, including via frameworks like GTK.
+
+Package names may vary, but on Debian you should install these packages:
+```
+gnome-session-canberra
+libcanberra-gtk3-0
+libcanberra-gtk3-module
+libcanberra-pulse
+libcanberra0
+```
+
+For GTK applications to make use of the library, you must enable the module by specifying it in the `GTK_MODULES` environment variable. On my machine I simply added it to system-wide environment variables by adding the following to `/etc/environment`:
+```
+GTK_MODULES=canberra-gtk-module
+```
+
+And finally, for XFCE, you should enable sounds by going into the *Settings Editor*, and set these values:
+
+`xsettings/Net/EnableEventSounds` ✔️
+
+`xsettings/Net/EnableInputFeedbackSounds` ✔️
+
+`xsettings/Net/SoundThemeName` *"Windows XP Default"*
+
+That should be everything - bear in mind that sound themes are a bit of an afterthought on Linux so application support may vary.
+
+
+## Any Problems?
+If you have problems running the script, feel free to [submit an issue](https://github.com/rozniak/xfce-winxp-tc/issues) and include the generated log file. 😁
+