Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Electron
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@plainbroke ctrl+m does not stop MagicMirror. It minimizes it so it isn’t showing full screen.
m = minimize
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@kayakbabe
I know that, and that is why I was using it that way.
There is a method to my madness.
I figured if I left it running (minimized) I could find what was causing my black screen with the mouse pointer on it. I guess it just opened up everyones pm2 usage information… I am still looking what is causing this to happen randomly. As in it may not happen for days and then it may happen a couple times a day.
I guess I need to find a way to monitor when it freezes and have it auto restart mm. -
@sdetweil If I didn’t need a breadboard for testing the button circuits I’m adding, it could be done the way you say. I’m not working on the appearance of my mirror, If I were then I’d do as you suggest. I’m working on adding hardware buttons and a new module to make them function the way I want.
I find it easier to just remove the pi, take it to my desktop where I have a very wide monitor. And where I can play with wiring, breadboard, resisitors, buttons etc. I added the following to my config
electronOptions: { fullscreen: false, width: 950, height: 950 },
so I can have mm running on one quarter of my screen, I have plenty of room for geany on the other and a terminal window, etc. then can just f5 or ctrl+r when I want to test.
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@plainbroke did you look at your pm2 logs? Sam really helped me by explaining where to look. I’ll bet it’s a module.
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@kayakbabe
I will look into that also when i am back where I can in a couple weeks. -
@kayakbabe yes requiring hardware makes it another challenge…