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Hi, if you have an x86 system, hidapi should be compatible. However, the way system resources are read is Linux specific and I'm not familiar with macOS. This project is meant to solely support Linux; however, feel free to fork and modify the code. I read the information directly from the kernel, but there are crates like psutil that can do the same thing for you and are more universal (supporting Windows, macOS, and Linux). If you're familiar with Rust, simply modify the monitor module, and the program should work. I'm limited on time and don't have a hackintosh setup, so I cannot help much on reading system resources. But if you have questions related to how certain parts of the code work, I can answer them for you. I converted your issue to a discussion and will leave it open in case anyone has additional information or wants to join testing. |
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Hello, I recently made a hackintosh and I'm using LD360. Unfortunately I couldn't find anything that could make the screen work. I would like to know if it's possible to use your script on MacOS. Thanks!
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