@renevandenbroek I am not aware of another working voice module

@malvinas Someone had this problem once because they were using an old version of MagicMirror. Which version do you have?

That error is actually a ‘safety feature’ of the newer Raspberry Pi OS. Since they started protecting the system Python environment, you can’t just use pip install globally anymore. The easiest way around this is to use pipx. Try running these two commands- sudo apt install pipx pipx install mmpm This installs MMPM in its own little ‘bubble’ so it doesn’t mess with the rest of your Pi’s system.

sorry to revive this thread. I’m trying to get this going on my own MM @tjat do you think you’d be able to post your config.js file so I could have a reference please?

@smegbadger said in MMM-Universal-PIR - ‘GPIOcommand exited with error!': It never occurred to me the container would update things unannounced! the container does not update things on your host, but the container itself is running debian and (if you are using karsten13/magicmirror:latest) the debian version of the container image switched from bookworm to trixie …

Love the module! I was wondering one thing, is there a way to implement just a persistent reminder? Either with the other tasks or in its own “Reminders” category. I know you can create a daily task but I would like to set a reminder that will keep on rolling over to the next day until completed.

MMM-Chance My wife and I like to flip a coin to make decisions. I decided to incorporate this (plus some more fun chance options) into our MM! What it does: Flip coin button with flip animation + Heads/Tails result Custom probability buttons (examples: 1-in-5, 1-in-10, 1-in-100) Dice-style animation for non-coin buttons Configurable buttons so you can create your own odds/actions Listens for notifications if you don’t have a touch-screen and want to trigger the events without a click Very customizable! Example use cases Daily yes/no decisions Game-night odds checks Classroom/random selection moments “Should I do it?” style fun prompts D&D style dice integration (d10, d20, etc.) Install / Repo GitHub: https://github.com/ryan-d-williams/MMM-Chance Examples: [image: 1770680034695-coinflip.gif] [image: 1770680034707-colorcoin.gif] [image: 1770680034720-d20.gif] (the dice animation is a little jumpy because of the gif frame-rate, it looks smoother on the module) [image: 1770680034767-example1.png] [image: 1770680034827-funcolors.gif] I’d love feedback or feature requests!

@Gherry Just went through this myself. I ended up with a Pi 4 4gb. I decided on it because I already have most things like fans NVME boards, power supplies and cases for the Pi4’s. The Pi 5s take different hats and power supplies and even cases… Which added substantial cost to the Pi5’s.

@sdetweil fantastic. Thanks again for all the help!!

Das ist sicherlich hilfreich, kostet aber auch Platz vom Display🤷‍♂️

@jtillinghast, you might want to consider MMM-MicrosoftToDo which allows you to display Microsoft ToDo lists. Setup is a bit of a hassle but well documenten. As it is Microsoft ToDo lists can be managed in mobile app and web interface as well.

@sdetweil thank you so much…that worked!

@sdetweil resolved in less than 24 hours :-) This is “responsive” ! Thanks again! Ralf

@Getinthegames awesome!!! thanks for the feedback

just for reference, link to github issue to follow up: https://github.com/ryan-d-williams/MMM-GoogleSheets/issues/72

@Stulli you can set the mapUrl in the config: var config = { modules: [ { module: "MMM-Flights", position: "top_left", config: { laMin: 50.0, laMax: 50.21, loMin: 8.4, loMax: 8.8, mapUrl: "https://{a-d}.basemaps.cartocdn.com/light_all/{z}/{x}/{y}.png", }, }, ], };

@sdetweil That does work. Looking back, I did try that, but I wonder if maybe I had a typo in the region name or something. Makes things side-by-side as you say (for my usage with upper_third region): .region.upper.third .container { flex-direction: row; } Thanks, as always, for all the hard work and all the kind help!

@pat59 no problem leaving it open. Come back when you can.

That’s an interesting idea, especially if the goal is to move away from cloud-dependent photo services. A local PhotoPrism module feels very much in the spirit of self-hosted and privacy-first workflows. If the images are already accessible via a local API or filesystem path, it sounds feasible at least at a prototype level. Even with limited programming experience, starting small (read-only image display, basic refresh) could be a good way to learn while building something useful. I’ve seen people take a similar approach with small side tools first, sometimes even experimenting with lightweight generators (like a brat generator) just to understand how UI, data, and rendering fit together before tackling a bigger integration. There’s likely interest here, especially from others trying to de-Google their setups. Posting progress updates might help attract collaborators once you get a basic proof of concept going.