tink-rust VS zefirs-flashy-cooler

I sort of rewrote google's tink project in rust. There is already a rust version by project oak but it didn't exactly jive.

As it were, it's being used as such to implement a Tink-compatible Rust library as part of Google's Project Oak.

This project's RustDoc page is not very useful if you don't already know the API, but it has some really good documentation in the README.md and RUST-HOWTO.md files.

To learn JavaScript, I wrote an app that renders to a CPU cooler's LCD. It was pretty trash and I wasn't satisfied with it but it let me get comfortable with the technologies I was using and learn. Now, I'm doing the same with Rust.

Working on entirely rewriting my cpu cooler app in Rust. It essentially renders a WebView to a CPU cooler's LCD. I'm not hyper experienced or anything, still learning. I'm using a bindgen'd C library for the rendering engine and then pretty much all Rust for everything else. It already works, although is in a rough state. Lifetimes get confusing after a while but I'm excited to be working on Rust. It's a big difference from JavaScript, that's for sure.

Current support for the LCD content is limited to displaying the canvas. Best alternative to iCUE so far is Zefir's Flashy Cooler, whose dev worked alongside signal's to make them not clash.

Consider using SignalRGB to control these fans, their software is way more competent than TT's thing. If that's their LCD cooler consider this: https://zefirsflashycooler.brunostjohn.com

I've found that the connector on the LCD is absolute rubbish and, in my case, if i tap my foot hard enough on my desk, the LCD will disconnect lol. If it was iCUE acting up consider this as a replacement.

You can anything that's within the license's bounds. Please make sure to give it a read. https://github.com/brunostjohn/zefirs-flashy-cooler/blob/main/LICENSE If you don't mind me asking, what are you interested in doing? Happy to hear it works.

Me and some of the team chat fairly frequently on their Discord channel and you might notice here that part of this project wouldn’t be possible without them; however, at the moment, we’re not in any talks about employment. We’re just a bunch of lads who like screwing around with light up stuff. I actually started this project to fill a gap SignalRGB can’t really fill at the moment, their backend was built considering only RGB devices, not displays so it can’t really display much system information at the moment. Who would’ve thought that a bad financial decision, terrible corsair software, and an incompatible alternative backend would lead to hours of fun.

since the top level link has disappeared, heres another https://github.com/brunostjohn/zefirs-flashy-cooler/releases/tag/0.0.3

It’s not currently controllable through signal minus you can set the LCD to show the SignalRGB canvas. There is an app that can do some of the things ICUE can do with the screen: https://github.com/brunostjohn/zefirs-flashy-cooler