Now we are ready to build and install: cd liquidctl/ Now we can clone the git repository: git clone To install LiquidCtl on Debian Linux 10.x, first we need to install all of the required Python development tools and required libraries: apt install -y git build-essential libssl-dev libffi-dev python3-dev python3-pip python3-setuptools python3-pkg-resources python3-docopt python3-hidapi python3-hid python3-usb libusb-1.0

LiquidCtl will also allow you to control any RGB LEDs that are connected to your Corsair Commander Pro, for me this is in a rack mount server so I do not have any! Full information about this project can be found here – Liquidctl is a cross-platform tool and drivers for liquid coolers and other devices (Corsair Commander-Pro & certain Corsair PSUs) written in Python. Note: Part of this post is based on an existing article – Installing liquidctl – How much power does my PC use? There is discussion about it being available in future kernels ( Linux Patches Provide Corsair Commander Pro Support For Thermal / Fan / RGB Controller) but I have not found any information about this yet.

This post details how I achieve nearly all of the functionality provided by Corsair Link using a Linux based CLI. Corsair do not currently provide software for the Corsair Commander Pro on Linux.

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