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    A New Chapter for MagicMirror: The Community Takes the Lead
    Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.

    not realy Fullscreen

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    • B Offline
      bjoern
      last edited by

      when i start the raspberry and later MagicMirror i don’t have a fullscreen view. look at the pircture please. What can i do? 0_1473418102035_IMG_5327.JPG 0_1473418191224_IMG_5326.JPG

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        ostfilinchen
        last edited by KirAsh4

        Du kannst im Desktop auf Einstellungen -> Raspberry-PI-Konfiguration gehen. Dort dann die Übertastung auf deaktiviert setzen. Eventuell muss der RPi neugestartet werden.

        Moderator’s note: While some folks here read German, not everyone does. Posting in English is preferred. That said, pardon the translation, but it’s what Google Translate comes up with:

        “You can browse the Desktop Preferences - Go> Raspberry PI configuration. There then set the overscan on disabled. Possibly the Rpi must be restarted.”

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          yawns Moderator
          last edited by paviro

          Open the configuration file (in bash type sudo nano /boot/config.txt) and look for disable_overscan
          This is either commented with a # or set to 0
          It should be disable-overscan=1
          Be sure to look through the whole file, sometimes this setting appears more than once.

          Reboot your pi and you should be good

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