@leoly77 i am running MagicMirror on an Odrodi XU4 with Ubutnu 18.04 without problems. no python… MagicMirror is all Javascript also running smart-mirror (evan cohen on github), still all javascript

@stalker401 https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/wiki/3rd-party-modules

I am looking into building a smart mirror within the next month and would like to have google home functionality integrated. I have been unable to find any information regarding a smart mirror using a pre-existing google home mini. I have only seen them using the google AIY voice kit. I am wondering if the same can be accomplished with my google home mini as has been done with the AIY kit. Thanks.

@trividar yes, and yes. I start the motion program as part of the little script to start mm. Short term just type sudo motion &

You don’t need to invent the wheel twice by your own. (Unless your wheel might be squared)

@dangquan09 yes. Someone else is working on that too.

@sdetweil think it best that OP go to mirror builds https://forum.magicmirror.builders/category/12/show-your-mirror and then come back with questions

see my post containing link to the new script https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/10859/new-upgrade-script-ready-for-testing

Any follow-up or information on this by admin(s)? Would like to be able to help with this forum spam problem. Reporting/flagging spam messages doesn’t seem to be helping.

@berne buster lite with desktop 32Gb SD card and it has 25Gb of space left. Look at the .pm2 logs

nice article for connecting Apple retina displays to SBC like Raspberry pi https://blog.hackster.io/connect-apples-retina-displays-to-a-single-board-computer-using-an-edp-adapter-25e0881f961

@Stoffbeuteluwe yes…

@sdetweil thanks for yours anyway i’ll look at implementing it in the build now the storage thing is sorted

Hey guys! I need to use enviromental variables process.env in the config.js. However I am unable to do so in the server only mode. The config.js is used in the “Webinterface”, this obviously don’t have access to the enviromental variables of Node.js. I am using balena-MagicMirror (made by me) to have multiple remotely managed MagicMirrors which all contain basically the same config, but differ in a few things that should be defined as enviromental variables. Anyone know how I can “inject” enviromental variables in the browser with some MagicMirror Module? Edit: I just created a module that will do this [card:idoodler/MMM-ENV-Provider]

@stalker401 You sir, are awesome! :thumbsup:

I have great news. I finaly had time to work on this again. It is currently working with some caviets. I will push my changes as soon as I resolved them. This is a huge improvement for me, as it enables easy remote management of many MagicMirror installations:)

@buzzman Someone asked me about that the other day… I said the same thing LOL

@CyruS1337 HAHAHAHAHA makes sense…

I was just reading about PiNet. I know it’s meant mostly for teachers in a classroom, but I’m guessing you could use something like that and have each pi log into the main server. It would be easy to customize for each person in the household and/or each location. It would be an interesting project. I have several pi’s and an old laptop, I might just try this. One for the bathroom mirror and one in the living room, I like the idea.

The Magic Mirror Dashboard Generator, Wall Mirror, HomeMirror, Speculum Smart Mirror, Smart AI Mirror, Mirror by Max Braun, My Smart Mirror, Mirror Mirror – Smart Mirror Interface… all can be get from Play Store or apknite if you run your Magic Mirror on an Android device instead of Raspberry Pi or any other OS.