Yes, that thread (any some other) are related.
You have explicitly asked for "Mackie Control" and so my answers was Mackie oriented. In general:
* Mackie Control is one from 2 widely available MIDI protocols with defined feedback (LEDs, faders, display) support
* Korg controllers are arbitrary configurable, but as simple MIDI only (since no motor faders, no encoders, no display)
* they have some LEDs, so they have a layout (and some tweaks inside firmware) for Mackie Control
* they have not implemented Mackie handshake, so this mode (unlike what they still write in the documentation) is not working with Sonar strock Mackie Control plug-in.
Depending how Korg is configured (which messages control send), "Cakewalk ACT MIDI" is able or unable to recognize controls. "Generic Surface" can recognize more messages. "AZ Controller" can recognize any message (and support feedback).
So far not many user defined presets for Korg devices was published. Creating such preset takes several minutes (in any plug-in). Several minutes more for LED feedback (with AZ Controller, other 2 are not supporting feedback). The only requirement is to put Korg back from emulated "Mackie Mode" back to its native simple MIDI mode.