Open denielton opened 2 years ago
My question goes one step further: could the application be factored into a headless daemon plus the UI? This would mean I could launch only the daemon, probably in 10-20% of the memory needed by running the QT UI which is almost aways minimised to the tray anyway.
I would like to see something like this implemented too. A JDSP daemon sounds like a very good idea.
There was a compiler flag implemented for this a while ago:
qmake JDSP4Linux.pro CONFIG+=HEADLESS make
This will remove the UI. You can configure the audio processor using the CLI: jamesdsp --help
There was a compiler flag implemented for this a while ago:
qmake JDSP4Linux.pro CONFIG+=HEADLESS make
This will remove the UI. You can configure the audio processor using the CLI: jamesdsp --help
Thanks!! I will create an AUR package with this enabled.
EDIT: Whilst this works fine, is there any option to still have the GUI but without the tray icon?
Once the application is properly configured with the profile, there is no need to keep the icon on the taskbar as I'll not reconfigure the tool again, so it ends up being a space occupied for nothing, would be great having the option to hide the icon from the top bar and leave the application running without the icon.