Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Little voice testing.....
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@richland007 said in Little voice testing.....:
does it do turn on and turn off modules also ??
Like this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cedXKk1Alw
Or this?
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is it also possible to turn off the monitor?
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@cyrus1337 said in Little voice testing.....:
is it also possible to turn off the monitor?
Yes, it is.
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Pretty slick. What’s changing the pages?
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@cyrus1337 I just say ‘hide modules’… I could tell it to ‘go to sleep’ but haven’t gotten that far yet :)
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@bkeyport MMM-voice and MMM-pages
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Hey mate! Awesome work! Trying to do the same myself! How do you run MM natively on Linux? I can only seem to run it as a server. Are you using Docker or something? Thanks and merry Christmas!
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@mdhenriksen said in Little voice testing.....:
How do you run MM natively on Linux?
Are you asking about something other than a Pi? ubuntu and MM run very happily together. Install ubuntu (I use 16.04 exclusively) and update. Install the latest stable version of node and npm. Install MM and its dependencies. Live a happy life. :)
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@mykle1 said in Little voice testing.....:
@mdhenriksen said in Little voice testing.....:
How do you run MM natively on Linux?
Are you asking about something other than a Pi? ubuntu and MM run very happily together. Install ubuntu (I use 16.04 exclusively) and update. Install the latest stable version of node and npm. Install MM and its dependencies. Live a happy life. :)
I’ll try with 16.04 then! Currently on 18.10. Do you just run the npm start and then it opens in a new window or how does it work?
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@mdhenriksen said in Little voice testing.....:
Do you just run the npm start and then it opens in a new window or how does it work?
Just to be clear, 16.04 LTS. Never had a problem on several machines.
Now, everything is exactly the same as if it were running on a Pi. So, yes, all commands are exactly the same, including
npm start
in the MagicMirror directory