@deadherring

.calendar {
width : 350px;
}

It’s not supposed to be inside the body{} and since it is a default/stock module it doesn’t use the MMM prefix like other modules does so the class name of the module is just .calendar

My self, I run a SMB share from my Pi so I can access the files directly via windows, then I just open and save the files over the network using an text editor.

for an easy guide to setting up a samba share :
http://www.howtogeek.com/176471/how-to-share-files-between-windows-and-linux/

mac osx should also be able to find and use the smb shared folders

@dæmoneyes air circulation, screens gets hot, nothing to do about that, but either you have a mirror frame that has a larger air volume or you make holes, top and bottom, to let air circulate around everything.

Iv’e flagged a lot of spam posts since the server change, is there less robot control when signing up on the forum now?

@broberg @yawns beat me to it :D

@ooom416354

If you want it all in a row above the calender then use < span >, < div > usually stacks on top of each other.

< span style="color: blue">Dude, < /span>
< span style="color: pink">Dudette, < /span>
< span style="color: green">Tiny dude, < /span>
< span style="color: yellow">Tiny dudette, < /span>
< span style="color: purple">Tiniest thingymajigg< /span>

That should give you “Dude, Dudette, Tiny dude, Tiny dudette, Tiniest thingymajigg”

@tcsabina said in Let’s talk frames!:

Why a laptop, instead of a RPi?
More heavy (need stronger frame),
More noise (from laptop fans)
More power consumption ($$$),
More heat => need proper ventilation,
Windows => I guess you cannot use the MM framework

If you are building with real glass the extra weight of a laptop shouldn’t be an issue for a well made frame.

Open circulatuion on the back and the cooling shouldn’t be an issue, fan noise shouldn’t be an issue either when surrounded by a frame l with slots for cooling).

Power consumption should be a non issue, since the laptop screen probably are more energyconservative then a regular monitor. But yes, it will be slightly higher.
But with the built in battery you won’t be affected by power outages as much as a pi (which most likely will kill your raspberrys SD-card sooner or later)

You can use MM on windows, think even mykle did a guide on that?
But then again, if that’s an issue Linux works on laptops as well :)

If you dissmember a laptop, flip the screen and space the backbone a bit, then you would have a solid foundatiob to build a small mirror, without the need of buying a seperate driver board for the screeb or getting a raspberry or other small computer to run it.

And most laptops would probably have better performance to run graphic-heavy stuff like animations etc that the pi doesn’t handle so well.

@paviro hasn’t been on the forum for over 5months. I haven’t seen any moderators beeing active either.

@MichMich maybe can get some new moderators active so we can get the spam and misplaced posts sorted.

I can take some of the burden if there is need for new active moderators.

@Shrike all above exists already except for nr.4 which is the only one that could be a issue due to the lack of power on the raspberry I think.

You should also set urgency to 0