Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Two Display
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@sdetweil Hello,
How to setup the environnent variable and custom css for that?
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@lexcyr in windows u set env var with
set varname=value
in Linux it’s
varname=value
but if you are starting another program from the script, you need to do
export varname=value
the css name is specified in the config.js
see the config instructions
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@sdetweil Thanks for the info.
But i think i wasn’t clear enough with my question.
I was asking how to setup your MM, and use ONE directory and have different config for 2 display.
From what you said it can be made by using environment variable. -
create two config files
config.js
and
config2.js
this one has the left:1920 to move to the second display
has 3 instances of calendarin the installers/mm.sh
# select the 1st config file
export MM_CONFIG_FILE=config/config.js
# detaches the process so we can continue
npm start &#select the second config file
export MM_CONFIG_FILE=config/config2.js
npm startin each config.js file you can point to different custom.css
using the customCSS: ??? path/nameeach instance has to use a different port or course
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@sdetweil Thanks a lot. It works well.
I have another question. is it possible to do the same, but only have one of the mirror config displaying on electron browser and the other one working as server to be displayed with any other browser from another device?
like this:- 1st interface with config1 launch localy from electron browser with
-2nd interface with config2 work as server mode and launch from another device browser
i’ve tried to just change the second section in the mm.sh file from “npm start” to “npm server”, but unfortunately it’s not working and everything just freezing.
PS: i am running MM on Linux Lite 6.0
- 1st interface with config1 launch localy from electron browser with
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yes but its
npm run server
not npm server
only the start clause
npm start
allows use without ‘run’
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@sdetweil thanks a lot, it works.
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How to setup the environnent variable and custom css for that?
Do you have any tutorial/guide i can use? -
@rubelahamed see this post
https://forum.magicmirror.builders/topic/17239/two-display/5?_=1665163023943customCss is a config Parm in config.js
see
https://docs.magicmirror.builders/configuration/introduction.html -
Maybe a noobish question but why isn’t possible to run magicmirror and display it over 2 screens.
So that you can say like module x on display 1 and module y on display 2 for example through a JS class??