Add -tx and -channel command line options #51
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For example, to join 'My Channel' and start transmitting immediately: ./barnard -tx -channel "My Channel"
Properly close termbox so that the user's cursor will work correctly. Without this fix, the user needs to run `reset` to restore normal console functionality.
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The -tx flag causes the client to start transmitting immediately
The -channel flag causes the client to join the specified channel.
Change F1 to display some help text.
F2 is now the transmit toggle.
A group of ham radio operators are using barnard as part of a remote rig control mechanism. These command line flags make it possible to start barnard in a channel and immediately start transmitting. The hams are using these flags to broadcast their radio rx audio into mumble.