I reverse-engineered NZXT CAM's LCD streaming protocol to get my Kraken Elite screen working on Linux

Disclaimer: as a developer, I'm not very happy about how LLMs are changing the way we develop things, but I also believe it's one of the best things happened to Linux, probably on the long run, and here is why.

I made a post years ago about me trying to switch to Linux fully, I tried multiple times and it was very hard for me to ditch windows due to the software I use for my work and for gaming, but Linux Desktop kept getting better and better over those years.

A year ago, I burned the ships and switched fully to Fedora with no dual booting either, and I have never been happier with my PC, since then I was able to replace all the software I use for something that works on Linux.

Except one thing that was merely cosmetic, but annoyed me very much because I love it, and it was really expensive xD, my Kraken elite 360 CPU cooler.

While NZXT CAM is a horrible software TBH, but it was the only way to manage the screen on this hardware, I have tried this library:

here is the github for the program I made: