General Discussion

• 

  Introduce yourself!
  community • • MichMich

  91
  91
  Posts
  14803
  Views

  

  @mickyas said in Introduce yourself!:

  can i post my questions here, as i’ve already posted a (long winded) topic, entitled ‘New and confused’ and had a response from Mykle 1 (very helpful…and patient :-)).

  I thought I heard someone mention my name. :-)

  Mick, at the top of every window of the forum is a line of icons. The left most icon will bring you to “Categories” when you click on it. If you scroll down just a bit on that page you will see “Troubleshooting.” This is where you’ll want to post your questions for help. If you post questions for help somewhere else your question might not be seen or responded to. We’re in the “Introduce Yourself” category right now. Not everyone looks in here, and certainly not to help someone in need, like yourself.

• 

  New and confused.
  • mickyas

  35
  35
  Posts
  673
  Views

  

  @mickyas said in New and confused.:

  what’s config.bak???

  What @cowboysdude means is this:
  When you have a working config.js file and BEFORE you’re going to edit it (ex adding another module) you should make a backup of that config.js file. Then you do your edit. If something goes awry, you have your backup file that you KNOW is working.

  Simply: Go to your working config.js file. Right click on it. Choose Copy. Right click somewhere else in that same window. Choose Paste. Rename the copy to config.bak as @cowboysdude instructed. Click Rename.

  So now you’ve have a file named config.bak. If something goes wrong with your working config.js file, you can delete it and rename your backup to config.js. So, make a backup every time you successfully make additions to your config.js so you don’t have to start from square one.

  I hope you’re writing this down. ;-)

• 

  Creating my own skeletal structure of MM for an other project.
  • gismo2006

  1
  1
  Posts
  34
  Views

  No one has replied

• 

  Which Voice Control module is fit for me?
  • Sean

  3
  3
  Posts
  147
  Views

  

  @Sean said in Which Voice Control module is fit for me?:

  fewieden/MMM-voice : Some functions are suitable. but I can’t understand how to expand COMMANDS.

  fewieden/MMM-voice

  Just read the docs…it’s really not that hard to expand. That is the one I am using for my 32" touch mirror… it works well and easy to add to other modules…

  The biggest bonus to me is that it doesn’t need to run through amazon or google server to use it…

• 

  This topic is deleted!
  • klasjkwqe01

  1
  1
  Posts
  9
  Views

  No one has replied

• 

  This topic is deleted!
  • klasjkwqe01

  1
  1
  Posts
  14
  Views

  No one has replied

• 

  This topic is deleted!
  • klasjkwqe01

  1
  1
  Posts
  11
  Views

  No one has replied

• 

  This topic is deleted!
  • klasjkwqe01

  1
  1
  Posts
  15
  Views

  No one has replied

• 

  Why is anyone reading the spam posts?
  • Mykle1

  2
  2
  Posts
  90
  Views

  

  Spam Mail you should definitely read these deals, you can certainly not ignore them and by the way earn a lot !!

• 

  This topic is deleted!
  • klasjkwqe01

  1
  1
  Posts
  13
  Views

  No one has replied

• 

  This topic is deleted!
  • klasjkwqe01

  1
  1
  Posts
  12
  Views

  No one has replied

• 

  This topic is deleted!
  • klasjkwqe01

  1
  1
  Posts
  12
  Views

  No one has replied

• 

  This topic is deleted!
  • klasjkwqe01

  1
  1
  Posts
  15
  Views

  No one has replied

• 

  This topic is deleted!
  • klasjkwqe01

  1
  1
  Posts
  13
  Views

  No one has replied

• 

  This topic is deleted!
  • klasjkwqe01

  1
  1
  Posts
  12
  Views

  No one has replied

• 

  This topic is deleted!
  • klasjkwqe01

  1
  1
  Posts
  10
  Views

  No one has replied

• 

  This topic is deleted!
  • klasjkwqe01

  1
  1
  Posts
  11
  Views

  No one has replied

• 

  This topic is deleted!
  • klasjkwqe01

  1
  1
  Posts
  10
  Views

  No one has replied

• 

  This topic is deleted!
  • klasjkwqe01

  1
  1
  Posts
  10
  Views

  No one has replied

• 

  Screen capture on a Raspberry Pi
  tips and tricks • • KirAsh4

  3
  3
  Posts
  752
  Views

  

  If you are interested in using screen capture you can try techsmith.