I could not install the package above on my pi installation: package not found But sudo apt install fonts-symbola worked. I just needed to restart the magicmirror service. Although, the emojis are not colored. But still better than the square ;-)

@bushby32 users home not magicmirror ~/.config u wont see folders that start w dot from the file manager

@sdetweil ok, thanks for your help!

@raf humm… I don’t stop working. I simply don’t reply in this forum. Support is now moved to my forum. Please Read the ReadMe file on github @bugsounet

@sdetweil thank you. That explains my error shown in the first post. I’m using npm and a service because I used this procedure to install MM https://docs.magicmirror.builders/getting-started/installation.html#manual-installation

@fribse sometimed happens. run the fixuppm2 script to fix

@nuggets Do you change the compliment module config?

@alexhoud Do you have some special config for Compliment module as morning: “…”?

@karp any solution on your issue? I’m facing the same… Thx

@wishmaster270 Thanks you man , I solved ^^

It works again. I think it was my mistake in the config based on the classes setting or compared with the carousel module.

@leentje zo after a TeamViewer sesion thé mirror is Tunning automatic. Now you can modified the config.js to your one style Have fun.

@sdetweil Hello sorry for this inconvenience I suffered a power cut I thought the first email was not gone sorry with my apologies

Solved by issuing a npm restart.

@sdetweil said in Newbie: @jerryp use my fixuppm2 script. Absolutely the best advice. Follow it. Or not, at your peril.

@saltyriver spelled correctly, in right place, not sure why if u open dev window, sources tab , modules open the source for current weather.js put a stop on line 130 (click line number), push f5, or ctrl-r which is bad, hover mouse over to view object this config showWindDirection

@sdetweil , @MadScientist Thanks very much !! I try this now.

I can’t seem to get the system to tell me that it’s out of date again (even though I know it is). That’s ok for now, though… New problem… Chromium is crashing, and I have a guess as to what might be going on. I have been searching and can not find anything related to a log file for Chromium, though, and I would need to be able to see that to understand if my suspicion is correct. Am I just completely missing it?

For anyone experiencing similar problems, another solution could be to build midori from source. With midori v7.0.2 (latest you can install for raspberry os at the time of writing) I couldn’t get rid of the tab bar and some window borders. Building midori v9.0 from source it works nicely in full screen mode with the parameter -e Fullscreen. See description how to do that here https://github.com/midori-browser/core . There are also some related and resolved issues on github.