@sdetweil

Yeah, it seems now is working. Thanks!

@shubharora734 what do u want?

Use the url, and put it in a browser on the pi. NOT your pc. Someplace where YOU are not logged in

It should download an ics file, which is just text, so u can edit it.

Examibe the ics file, and ensure that some vevents are present, and should be active.

I have put a lot of fixes on calendar for next release.

To test them now, see the office365 topic pinned to the top of the troubleshooting section, second post, for instruction on how to use the develop branch, which will be released on jan 1.

@toots u could edit the index.html to add your left/right locations, and add entries to custom.css for them

Since I open sourced MagicMirror², I have received many awesome pull requests adding a lot of nice features to the Magic Mirror core. I am very grateful for that! Unfortunately, this comes with a downside: the application gets a lot more complicated.

I started an issue on GitHub to discuss the idea of simplifying the core of MagicMirror². Please let me know what you think! (Preferably in that issue).

https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/issues/1860

Thanks!

I just want to add, that using pm2 flush in a script (for restart purposes) may not work as expected. The next operation will start immediately, before flush completes, and thus the new thread will already start writing to the file, blocking it from getting cleared.

You need to wait for the entire thread to finish, like this:

pm2 flush; pm2 start mm; echo "this doesn't clear the logs"; pm2 flush && pm2 start mm; echo "now it works";

i installed Win10 and i have to say that im suprised in good way. my computer works faster and seems to be better 😃 but i will see how it will be working after some weeks 🙂

I’ve just overhauled the installer script.

It now checks if Node needs to be upgraded or installed and gives a bit more visual feedback. It will also prevent overwriting older installations.

If you can, please test it and let me know if it works for you.

I have an API on my website which retrieves the latest version directly from the NodeJS website.
Feel free to use it: http://api.jordidepoortere.com/nodejs-latest/

Example usage in the script:
NODE_LATEST=$(curl -l http://api.jordidepoortere.com/nodejs-latest/)