btw, how do i configure the css for the 2 screen?

@sdetweil I can’t Sam, I really can’t. Spent 3 days trying to get this and cron job for schedule on off on Wayland. Managed to get cron to work finally, but no dice on this.

Thanks all! I’ll give this a go once the monitor arrives!

@sdetweil oh my just that simple 1 config file and I’m done? And when I run pm2 it will flash to 2 as well?

@MMRIZE hmmm ideally… 1 pi connect to 2 monitor and both monitor running … this is the part I don’t quite get it.

I want 1 monitor to just display Google photo and the other monitor showing all the informative stuff like calendar news stock etc. would this be more viable running 2 instances of mm? Or 1 instance of mm portraying Google photo on 1 screen and info on another side?

It feels like the first option is easier?

I’m happy to go either direction.

Of course the easiest solution is to buy 2 pi and call it a day. But where’s the fun in that 😅

Hi all, many thanks to everyone who have helped me setup my first mirror especially @MMRIZE and @sdetweil. Having completed the mirror, my wife general sense is that I have too many modules cramp into a 24 inch.

Therefore, I’m thinking if it possible to drive the pi 5 across 2 monitor since the pi 5 has 2 hdmi?

I read previously that it is possible but that’s about 3 years ago and I’m not sure if it still works?

Basically I have to rename my existing mm folder to mm2. Then install mm again from fresh. So in my folder I will have mm(newly installed) and mm2(existing mm).

Install necessary module to each mm where desired.

Edit electron config file (in mm or mm2?)

Run npm start in mm and mm2 folder?

But then I saw another thread where you can have your modules in 1 folder and just set the config to whichever mm or mm2 you wana use.

I’m rather confused about the steps to be honest. Anyone kind enough to walk me through from the beginning again?

@MMRIZE thanks for the explanation. do you have other news module to recommend?

@sdetweil

i have also check that wayland is enabled.

when i ssh from terminal it says fail to connect to display.

but when i type wlr-randr on the pi itself, it has result. but i didnt trigger the off because i have no idea how to turn it back on?

Also, this is my code in cron but it doesnt work as well…
52 17 * * * /usr/bin/wlr-randr --output HDMI-A-2 --on
51 17 * * * /usr/bin/wlr-randr --output HDMI-A-2 --off

this doesnt seems to work on rpi5 bookworm…

@sdetweil

weak? absolute?