added a comment regarding using and old OPUS version (#252)
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- save client settings on Linux cmdline termination signal, coded by pljones (#70)
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TODO in mono mode we should not show the Pan controls
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#!/bin/bash
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# This script is intended to setup a clean Raspberry Pi system for running Jamulus
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# Regarding the old OPUS version (#252): I just tried out the following:
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# * Do not use OPUS in shared library but use the version which is included in the jamulus source code:
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# instead of 80 % load I get 90 % load on my Raspberry Pi Zero
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# * Do not use OPUS in shared libaray but use the version which is included in the Jamulus source code
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# but try to compile in fixed-point: I get compilation errors so this is not possible right now
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# * I replaced the opus-1.1 with OPUS="opus-1.3.1" in the raspijamulus.sh -> OPUS version 1.3.1 has a
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# known bug with the custom interface. If I use that version as a shared libaray, I get a runtime error
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# on starting Jamulus. So this is also not possible. We have to wait for the next official OPUS version.
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# Therefore it is the best to keep the opus-1.1 version.
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OPUS="opus-1.1"
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NCORES=$(nproc)
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