@capedbuffethero Hi there, Concerning pip you will need to find out what is calling it. Normally it is not a daemon process, meaning something else is calling it. Can you get the following output: ps aux | grep pip And then using the lowest PID found: pstree -a <PID> You can find the lowest PID using: ps aux | grep pid | awk '{print $2}' | sort -u You can also check if there is a cronjob running that is calling pip: crontab -l | egrep 'pip|python' From there we can Google ourselves to a solution :-) Best regards, E.J.

@ascii27 At this moment, impossible. (Maybe you can manually adjust CSS with the year and month dataset, but it could not be very pleasant and bother things.) But I’ll consider it in the next update.

@Vauxdvihl Share your custom.css and config.js with me. (eouia0819@gmail.com)

I gave up on MMM-2Day-NOAA-Forecast and switched to another module - MMM-3Day-Forecast. Seems to work fine for now

@sdetweil Thanks for this! I finally got past the node.js install issues, and seems to be working well from the console.

@TDMPro2K Way to think outside the box. Great work around.

@MMRIZE Doing this Everthing runs fine Thx

@kayakbabe I do not check your answer While having the default weather module running with “openweathermap” as the source for the datas, everthing runs fine. And the default module uses according to their css file also the 2.5. I was also switching the “MMM-OpenWeatherForecast” css to 3.0. Nothing changed

@sdetweil for anyone else looking for the specific solution to hide weather alerts, here it is: if you want the summary but not the alerts, you can hide them in your custom css as follows: .MMM-OpenWeatherForecast .weather-alert { display: none; } source: https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/14717/mmm-openweatherforecast-replacement-for-mmm-darkskyforecast/34

@nnvv3344 Unfortunately, the module MMM-Jast requires Node above 18, so I can do that.

@MMRIZE Works Thank you

@wyovino please update to the latest version https://github.com/jalibu/MMM-Jast/releases/tag/v2.9.5

@sdetweil I did try with another hdmi cable with no success, after that I lower the frequency, first it seemed to work but then the second time I rotate the screen went all black. This is so strange. It did work perfect a couple of month ago.

@Crimson0087 I had a similar issue after mine decided to break the API connection after a week. I have posted on the repo issue pages what I was able to do to fix your exact problem. Go figure you were attempting at the exact same time I was troubleshooting it. https://github.com/hermanho/MMM-GooglePhotos/issues/191

@benoit73 use the desktop menu, preferences, display configuration

@Vauxdvihl yes, the messages say about apt install or venv I think the author needs to fix this. please open an issue on the module github page to engage the author.

@plainbroke yeh they are

@pminich can you show the MagicMirror startup messages also please use the message editor code block wrapper for all config and debug info

@uschmitt thanks a lot for that hint. Didn’t recognize this “new” fork. Now it seems that I’m one step further as the module is not “loading” all the time but declares, that there are no recent calls to show. Unfortunataly, there are recent calls I’ve done for testing reasons. Right of the “no recent calls” text there the message, that an undefinded error occured. Have to check the logs an look in it, what that might be now. EDIT: Now working, was just some authentication issue to the FRITZ!Box. Again, thanks a lot!

@sdetweil did you get back running?