Implement basic Linux support based on parec
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Works finely in my environment. Thanks!! |
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I'll merge it and publish new version tomorrow JST. |
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Great! ✌️ |
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@iceychris Uploaded. Thanks for your contribute!! |
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Hey, great package!
I've coded up rudimentary support for the Linux platform by shelling out to
parec.While
parecis probably not available on every Linux box, it's there on a default Ubuntu20.04install.Further work may include:
checking if the
parecbinary is available and falling back to e.g.arecordif necessaryadding a
boolto switch to recording sound output instead of microphone input