Creating .deb to install bash script

I was wondering if the following is possible.

I have a BASH script that I want to make available to some people, but I wanted them to just “install” the program and not mess with the terminal, so I thought .deb would be cool,

So what would install do?

Simple I want to move the script and icon to a folder (any folder, but I was wondering what kind of hidden folder is in the House), and then run the script that creates the launchpad in the Applications menu for the first script. It seems that this is not enough, but for what I was looking for, there seems to be not much information ...

How can i do this?

By the way, I am using Ubuntu 11.04.

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( ) dh-make, debian/, ( , debian/control), debuild -us -uc -b.

Makefile debian/rules ; , , install $(DESTDIR)/usr/bin.

Binaries /usr/bin, . , .desktop .

.deb, . , , launchpad.net PPA.

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, , *.deb . *.desktop EXEC .

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