I have been using MagicMirror2 for over 3 years now!

I have it installed on a monitor in my living room. It’s more of a Smart Display, as I call it, than a magic mirror. The idea was to temporarily install it as a smart monitor until I received the mirror and proceed to install it as a magic mirror.

While searching the internet to buy a two way mirror, I came across the DakBoard. I loved it immediately. Easy to install and quite beautiful in appearance. But I didn’t like the fact that I had to pay for the full features and that I couldn’t interfere with the appearance of my screen at all.

So I decided to work on MagicMirror2…

And you can see the result!

It took many stages to get it to the form it is in and to consider it good enough to share it with you!

I changed quite a bit in the code of the modules, css etc. to bring it up to my standards.
In many parts, the code it’s not right, but it works…

@costascontis :smiling_face_with_sunglasses: Σωστός… (Cool…)

@costascontis Very beautiful!
I have only one objection! Set the language to Greek throughout the program. Not just on the news! :)

@sdetweil :face_with_tongue: :smiling_face_with_halo: :upside-down_face:

@sdetweil There is is!
https://github.com/Camthalion77/SmartScreen

@MajorC I’d be happy to share all the changes with you, I just don’t know how. Should I upload the changes to the file or just make it all a zip file?

@sdetweil said in More of a Smart Display than a Magic Mirror..:

can u categorize what u changed?

I don’t really know how to submit the changes I did.
Most of them are in the main.css, clock and weather modules. I also used the custom css for the weather icons and custom fonts…

I have been using MagicMirror2 for over 3 years now!

I have it installed on a monitor in my living room. It’s more of a Smart Display, as I call it, than a magic mirror. The idea was to temporarily install it as a smart monitor until I received the mirror and proceed to install it as a magic mirror.

While searching the internet to buy a two way mirror, I came across the DakBoard. I loved it immediately. Easy to install and quite beautiful in appearance. But I didn’t like the fact that I had to pay for the full features and that I couldn’t interfere with the appearance of my screen at all.

So I decided to work on MagicMirror2…

And you can see the result!

It took many stages to get it to the form it is in and to consider it good enough to share it with you!

I changed quite a bit in the code of the modules, css etc. to bring it up to my standards.
In many parts, the code it’s not right, but it works…