@sdetweil I thought about using your scripts since I’ve used them for other installs and they worked perfectly. Since I had no idea how this install would go, I thought I’d do it stepwise, manually, in hopes of spotting where in the installation things went wrong. As it turned out, it went smoothly. Just as an aside, this pseudo WindowsXP GUI for the RPi 4 is pretty cool!

@Messel @mpires Bump. Any luck with this?

@sgarg15 - No. And that’s the fun of experimenting. Find out for yourself. I could give you the answer, but to do so I would have to do all the work of testing out the various options in order to duplicate what you say that you want. And I would end up passing though various options you might want more than this one. It is far better for you to learn the module and figure out what appeals to you. Knuckle up and learn.

@Mykle1 DON’T USE PX in the view height file… calculate the view height/width and use the tiny number the default is 120/1920 so the new is 240/3840 (width) or 240/2160 (height) so, if u want half that 120/2160, and 120/3840

@moby It’s all possible and I can only encourage you to buy a Raspberry Pi and get started. But beware, it is quite time-consuming. It will not be done in days. Rather months. But if you find to have a knack or the interest for RasPi, Linux, Javascript and all that stuff it is a REALLY satisfying hobby. Go ahead and start with a Raspberry Pi and get it booted. We’ll be here to help. OR: Before buying a Pi you could consider installing the mirror on your laptop or any other device (there’s also a Windows installation guide) and see if you like setting it up in the first place. You could then transfer it to a RasPi easily!

@lavolp3 Thanks bro.

@thobach are you still working on MMM-MicrosoftToDo. I’d like to start now to implement it (faced first reference errors) and have several things in mind I would like to add. touch support Keyboard input multiple list Before messing too much with your code I’d like to know if you still aim to develop further.

Hey all, I am using the great module MMM-CalendarExt2. I have managed to get filters working to take out birthdays and anniversarys which is cool. I am not wanting a month view (which I have got) but only show the work week for Mon-Friday and leave out sat/sun, this is more down to wanting more space for the events for Mon-Fri but also just to show the work week. I have the following, anyone know how I can remove sat/sun from this and provide more room for the events Mon-Fri? [image: 1586795754465-screenshot-2020-04-13-at-17.33.53.png] Thanks

hi Is there any hebrew app for the smart mirror? Or can I translate it to hebrew?

And three years later doing maintenance on my GF mirror still dont know how to do this Necro-bump

@sdetweil Cheers! :D

Thanks @sdetweil, now i understand how it works.

Hallo, does the Module work on Mac?

The typical smart mirror film is Gila mirror window film (https://www.amazon.com/Gila-Privacy-Adhesive-Residential-Control/dp/B000H5XTKG). I got mine from Lowes in the U.S. It is a lot cheaper than two-way glass, and the quality isn’t mind-boggling but it’s not bad either. I think it’s 30% transparent but you can check that through the link. I applied my film to acrylic and it worked well enough–I’d recommend it if you’re on a budget.

@numb3rs sorry, no idea

@chassain-0 yes, just erase the node_modules folders in each place, base and modules, and then redo npm installs each place…

I was really hoping this was an early April Fool’s day joke

@TheDuDiop see english text below Ich verstehe deine Frage nicht, das Modul “weatherforecast” wird angezeigt, wenn die die entsprechende Seite anwählst, in deinem Fall die erste Seite von “MMM-pages”. I don’t understand your question, the module “weatherforecast” is displayed when you select the corresponding page, in your case the first page of “MMM-pages”. AxLED

EDIT: Sorry, didn’t read everything. tl;dr: what @stampeder said… @linuxdxs I personally would use MQTT for that purpose. It’s a very lightweight way of regularly publishing data through your network and fetching it with any device you want to. It’s also cross platform. You could use your android mobile as well. I use MQTT to fetch data from and send controls to my tasmota plugs and it works very well. There’s a module called MMM-MQTT-Bridge already published that could be used and my soon-to-be-published MMM-Tasmota would work as well as a basis. On the Raspi’s you would need an MQTT server like mosquitto. May not sound like the easiest way but on the publisher side it’s not more than a few lines of code.