WavePi 0.9.0 BETA

This version does a few small bugfixes, largely around fluidsynth. I also simplified a few things in the code for the installation script.

This in theory should run faster and more reliably, but In my testing I haven't seen any notable improvements.
With this I'd say we're close enough to feature complete. I may change around fluidsynth a bit more but it's looking like nothing should change between now and v.1.0.0 other than bugfixes.
When we reach v.1.0.0 I will consider it to have left beta.

WavePi 0.8.1 BETA

fixing a bug in the installation script that was preventing the compilation optimizations from being passed on to gcc.
Hopefully this will fix the Raspberry Pi 2 performance issues.

Inside the .7z is a RasPi image that will auto install DietPi and WavePi. Be patient when using it, it's a slow install.
Etcher can be used to burn the image to a SDCard. The user is dietpi and the pass is wavepi. ssh and ftp are enabled. It'll show up as wavepi on your network.

WavePi 0.8.0 BETA

This is a fairly sizeable update.
It fixes a few bugs with installing on the DietPi OS. DietPi will the the recommended OS used for testing from now on.
Support for i2c powered test LCD screens has been added.
TTYMIDI support has been added and is showing to be stable.
Streamlined the installation process. New documentation will need to be made for this.
I'd feel comfortable enough now to say that the project has reached beta status.

Special thanks to SheezNeez testing the new code and especially big thanks to ElBartoME who added the most code for this release.

WavePi 0.6.0

Fixed a number of issues I found when testing the install/compile process, mostly dealing with python. Getting closer to a full release version.

WavePi 0.5.0

This is the first public release.
It's not fully feature complete but I feel it's finally stable enough to start sharing/testing
this is still not a stable release, and there are a number of debug flags making the output noisier than it needs to be.

There are two known bugs...

1. it won't work with files or folders with spaces in them (not sure how to fix that yet)
2. it won't accept sysex requests greater than 009 (not sure how to fix that yet either)

Other than that it seems to be passing all my tests with flying colours. Enjoy and let me know how it goes.