you forgot the comma after (position: “top_left”)

Think you’ll find your shooting through the memory on the pi the only one that I’ve managed to have running for two days is the pi 4 with 4Gb of memory that seem to be ok on memory, but needs a big heatsink and an active fan, temps on min have been 61c but that’s not with the fan active my fan only activates when the tv is on then again the nest has recorded temps of 38/39c in the house so it’s not doing bad, the Pi4 is the hottest of the bunch. You say it’s not running it the screen off or the pi just running raspbian normally pm2 is running all the time so regardless of it being on a different screen or the screen turned off MagicMirror is running, you would have to pm2 stop MagicMirror in terminal but 47c looks like normal temps

@cowboysdude hi the key was still active it had 135days to go, I never even clocked that it had an expiration date. Don’t know why they just can’t give a permanent key I don’t want to be changing it every year 😢 got enough tech to keep on top off lol

@hefal most modules don’t support multiple instance directly. You can make a complete copy if the folder, changing it’s name, AND the name of the top level J’s file that should match the folder name,… AND you gave to edit that file and change the module registration string to match the filename and folder name Then use the new module name in config.js

@sdetweil said in MagicMirror^2 without GUI/windowmanager: @john_alan well, you run serveronly mode… which doesn’t present a UI locally… Ok thanks all. Think it might be my resolution being too high!

@dcarls91 if u r going to use single quotes, you can’t include them in the string. ‘Drew’s Calendar’ Use double quotes “Drew’s Calendar”

@Calrus - I’m glad you got it working. In the future, please use the markdown features of the board when posting code.

Hello, I got the script from PiDisplaySleep set up. Everything runs fine, but my question would be whether it is possible to enter a second IP address which is also queried? Best also how exactly I have to enter. Thank you in advance.

@DæmonEyes I think it is git stash pop And I think u can do individual files

Thank you in advance. Dave

I just upgraded to 2.8.0. After the upgrade, all fonts are really huge - taking up almost the entire screen. I didn’t change any of the style sheets for font sizes. What could have caused this to happen? Further info: This is a screen resolution issue. Something about the update has changed my screen resolution to much lower (1024x768) than what it was before. I don’t think that’s specifically a Magic Mirror issue, but as I updated Rasbian before the MM update that may have changed something. I have not been able to figure out how to get back to how it was before.

Hmm after a update I still have this problem :(

Hello guys, just started my very first magic mirror and I love it. However as you can see here I can’t use all of my screen space despite having enough room to fit both my Spotify and Daily Pokémon module. As I said earlier I’m a totally noob in this world so some help to move the modules would be really appreciated !! Thanks a lot !!

@stalker401 sorry, I should have mentioned u might need sudo. But you got it! Rename and rerun bash is the easiest

@panos There are other moon phase modules that you can try. Search the 3rd party modules page

@qtin cool. All kinds of changes get made everyday to libraries we use and they use…

Not sure which module is this, but probably have better luck if you get in touch with the module maintainer. Mostly the modules are in github (check the clone url of the module), and there can be an issue tracker, or at least an email address of the developer. I am also quite new here, so I might be mistaken, but I think a module problem best tackled by the developer… Please dont forget to share the solution once you figured it out, as it could be helpful for the community.

@shazam23 You have modified files that has not been ‘saved’ in the git database. Type ‘git status’, and it will list those changes. After that you can decide what to do: keep the changes (in this case use ‘git commit’) revert or discard the changes (in this case ‘git checkout’ is the command, if I am not mistaken) Not sure what exactly you try to achieve, but for an update I would use a fresh directory instead. Just create a new one and clone into it…

I think the RPi itself can also draw a ‘black frame’. Search for the term “overlay”. It is a setting in the /boot/config.txt of RPi sdcard. But probably the css modification above is more elegant…