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    MagicMirror² v2.20.0 is available! For more information about this release, check out this topic.

    Can MagicMirror run on other similarily priced hardware?

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      redink last edited by

      Raspberry Pi is sold out everywhere. I’d like to build another MagicMirror, but don’t want to shell out $150 to a scalper for the hardware. Can I run this software on anything else?

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        sdetweil @redink last edited by sdetweil

        @redink sure, will run on almost anything

        I run on Chromebox w gallium, odroid xu4, Jetson nano, PC w Ubuntu, laptop w windows.
        macos, Chromebook w gallium (using camera and mic)

        if debian based , or Mac, my install script will figure it out, or I will fix script

        Sam

        Create a working config
        How to add modules

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          redink @sdetweil last edited by

          @sdetweil, that’s great to know. I will see what I can find.

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            xIExodusIx @redink last edited by

            @redink

            Hi, I bought my Rasberry Pi 3 B+ last Week at Kiwi Electronics Netherland (www.kiwi-electronics.com), it cost me including shipping about 57,-- Euro.

            Maybe this Info can help you.

            xIExodusIx

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              N6NG @xIExodusIx last edited by

              @xIExodusIx said in Can MagicMirror run on other similarily priced hardware?:

              Kiwi Electronics Netherland

              There out also…
              Dennis

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                N6NG @N6NG last edited by

                @N6NG How about running it on a Arduino? If they can be found…

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                  xIExodusIx @N6NG last edited by

                  @N6NG

                  Sorry 😞

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                    sdetweil @N6NG last edited by

                    @N6NG no, not Arduino…

                    Sam

                    Create a working config
                    How to add modules

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                      BKeyport Module Developer @sdetweil last edited by

                      @sdetweil That would be something, wouldn’t it?

                      Getting enough backend running on any Arduino based unit (like a Wemos-d1 clone, so it has networking) to run Magic Mirror. Talk about an embedded project!

                      The "E" in "Javascript" stands for "Easy"

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                        N6NG @BKeyport last edited by

                        @BKeyport No wonder you can still by those at a reasonable price… I guess it’s bite the bullet and pay full price for a Pi4 is the only answer…

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