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A New Chapter for MagicMirror: The Community Takes the Lead
Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.

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https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror/releases/tag/v2.27.0
[2.27.0] - 2024-04-01
Thanks to: @bugsounet, @crazyscot, @illimarkangur, @jkriegshauser, @khassel, @KristjanESPERANTO, @Paranoid93, @rejas, @sdetweil and @vppencilsharpener.

This release marks the first release without Michael Teeuw (@michmich). A very special thanks to him for creating MagicMirror and leading the project for so many years.

For more info, please read the following post: A New Chapter for MagicMirror: The Community Takes the Lead.
Added Output of system information to the console for troubleshooting (#3328 and #3337), ignore errors under aarch64 (#3349) [chore] Add eslint-plugin-package-json to lint the package.json files (#3368) [weather] showHumidity config is now a string describing where to show this element. Supported values: “wind”, “temp”, “feelslike”, “below”, “none”. (#3330) electron-rebuild test suite for electron and 3rd party modules compatibility (#3392) Create MM² icon and attach it to electron process (#3407) Updated Update updatenotification (update_helper.js): Recode with pm2 library (#3332) Removing lodash dependency by replacing merge by spread operator (#3339) Use node prefix for build-in modules (#3340) Rework logging colors (#3350) Update pm2 to v5.3.1 with no allow-ghsas (#3364) [chore] Update husky and let lint-staged fix ESLint issues [chore] Update dependencies including electron to v29 (#3357) and node-ical Update translations for estonian (#3371) Update electron to v29 and update other dependencies [calendar] fullDay events over several days now show the left days from the first day on and ‘today’ on the last day Update layout of current weather indoor values Fixed Correct apibase of weathergov weatherprovider to match documentation (#2926) Worked around several issues in the RRULE library that were causing deleted calender events to still show, some
initial and recurring events to not show, and some event times to be off an hour. (#3291) Skip changelog requirement when running tests for dependency updates (#3320) Display precipitation probability when it is 0% instead of blank/empty (#3345) [newsfeed] Suppress unsightly animation cases when there are 0 or 1 active news items (#3336) [newsfeed] Always compute the feed item URL using the same helper function (#3336) Ignore all custom css files (#3359) [newsfeed] Fix newsfeed stall issue introduced by #3336 (#3361) Changed log.debug to log.log in app.js where logLevel is not set because config is not loaded at this time (#3353) [calendar] deny fetch interval < 60000 and set 60000 in this case (prevent fetch loop failed) (#3382) added message in case where config.js is missing the module.export line PR #3383 Fixed an issue where recurring events could extend past their recurrence end date (#3393) Don’t display any npm WARN <....> on install (#3399) Fixed move suncalc dependency to production from dev, as it is used by clock module [compliments] Fix mirror not responding anymore when no compliments are to be shown (#3385) [chore] Fixed mastermerge workflow (#3415) Deleted Unneeded file headers (#3358) Removed codecov.yaml
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as we have transitioned the Forum to new systems and newer NodeBB software, we are still finding things we need to adjust…

so daily we will need to restart … its about 5pm US eastern time… only down for a couple minutes…

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There are no clear rules for creating topics or responding to posts on forums in general. Each one is different, each one will have its own set of rules to abide to and what you can or can’t do. However, what we can do is offer guidelines. So here goes:
If you are a new user, please take the time to read the Announcements topic. Besides a warm welcome from the creator of MagicMirror, other forum specific announcements will be available there. Search the forum to see if your topic is already covered. Perhaps another user had the same issue, perhaps a solution has already been posted. Try to post your topic in the relevant forum section. This I can not state often enough. And with that, stay on topic! If you’re responding to someone else’s post, please stay on topic and don’t interrupt the topic of discussion (or hijack their topic.) When posting pieces of code, please use the available markdown to better highlight those sections. If you need help with the Markdown, please see this page on commonmark.org. Please do not double post, as in, don’t post the same topic or question into multiple different categories. Not only does it make it difficult to follow a thread, it’s makes it hard on yourself to follow where someone has said what, and who’s responding to what. If you’ve posted something and you think it’s in the wrong category, let one of the admins know and if they feel it doesn’t belong there, your topic will get moved into the correct category. When replying to a specific post, mind the quoting of the previous message in yours. If a post is right above yours and all you’re doing is responding with a ‘Yes.’, ‘Me too.’, ‘Where to get that?’, there is no sense in quoting the message. You can delete it, or click on the ‘Reply’ button below the thread as opposed to the message itself. If you DO need to quote someone, consider trimming the message to only the relevant parts that pertains to your response. Quoting entire messages just adds more stuff to scroll through and read and things get lost. Be civil with each other, act in a give-and-take manner, don’t chastise a new user, instead help guide them. And particularly because this forum happens to have folks from several different countries with different languages, try to speak in a way that others will understand you. Using slang might be understood by some, but not others. The same applies to humor, some people might understand you, and others might not, and yet others who might get offended. I’m not suggesting you be strict and dry as a shriveled up prune, but just be mindful of the language barriers here. Please use expressive titles that do not just consist of one word but give you a impression of what the topic is about.
Am I boring you yet? Well good, you read this far. :) Seriously folks, have fun, enjoy, post your mirror issues, questions, or other relevant topics. We’re all here to learn from one another, and showcase our work.

Go forth and code!
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Website Launched

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that’s really good
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MagicMirror is voted number 1 in the MagPi Top 50!

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It’s a great project, with a great community - the development opportunities are endless! . .
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Join us on Discord

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@lavolp3 Whoops! Sorry! ;)
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Something I'm working on ...

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@MichMich You’re welcome. I will leave the picture on it for now so you can look into it.

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