Has there been any thought about packaging up TPP for Ubuntu/Debian
and possibly RedHat/CentOS?

I went through the exercise of installing it from scratch, following
the directions on the wiki page, and I can imagine that this would be
quite daunting for a non-programmer.

Just off the top of my head, it looks like the main problem to solve
will be that TPP is tending to rely on bleeding-edge versions of the
Boost libraries.  Is there any chance that a change could be made to
stick with versions that are merely reasonably current (and thus
packaged)?  (Ubuntu Jaunty has 1.37, for example.)
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