Hello, I am using a Macbook pro 14,1 from 2017 I think it is. So whenever I use the
roon remote software on it its CPU foot print goes way too high and the batter drains to quickly.
There is alway some scanning going on and I can see the busy circle spinning.
This goes to some frustration for to the point that I first thought that the battery was old and I started preferring mobile app usage to enjoy my music library. This I find not reasonable for a commercial sw-product at a quite reasonable price.
The roon core is running on a Linux ubuntu 18.04 and the library is CIFS mounted from a NAS.
Why would Roon start scanning if you are only using the MacBook as a remote. I would expect it to be totally agnostic of the remote used. It looks like your MacBook is behaving like it thinks it is your core. Is that possible?
There was a Linux kernel issue found the other day and posted here on the community maybe that solves the scanning and thus the cpu issue on the remote that seems to use more cpu/Gpu for this animated icon (perhaps)
