@sdetweil of course not :)

Readme says:

see there

@Che

I am touched by your “thank you” in French!

Happy use,
@bugsounet

@Che The real question is now:

What compositor do you use ? (X11, wayfire or labwc)

I purpose to use X11 compositor. (it’s the better choice for rpi 3b+)
Can you try this commands:

sudo raspi-config nonint do_wayland W1
sudo raspi-config nonint do_blanking 0

and reboot your pi

in your config of MMM-Pir, can you try mode 1 in Display block ?
and if not work try mode 2 in Display block

Tell me if better ?

@Che
Hi, just try to enable screen blancking with raspi-config tool

@sdetweil I have coded screen turn on/off for labwc compositor on MMM-Pir

Can you check new ReadMe

I haven’t had time to create a topic for the new release of MMM-Pir v2 yet, sorry

Hi, i think it’s related to grpc library.

I planed to release MMM-GoogleAssistant v8.x in few days. It should fix. (I will update this library)

Hi, Gateway is not needed since 1 year 1/2 now.

Can you read againNew wiki of MMM-GoogleAssistant v7.x ?

Happy use,
@bugsounet

@sdetweil I will install last OS in my pi 4 for inspect (when i have some keep time :/)

info on labwc

Labwc, a Wayland window-stacking compositor, doesn’t have screen saver settings. However, you can configure Labwc to do other things, such as:
Set a shortcut to a launcher: Create a configuration file at ~/.config/labwc/rc.xml and add a entry.
Start a background-image client and a panel: Add the command to ~/.config/labwc/autostart.
Labwc is a lightweight compositor that stacks windows and renders some window decorations. It’s inspired by openbox and takes a simple approach, avoiding features like animations.

on pi those files are in

/etc/xdg/labwc/autostart
/etc/xdg/labwc/rc.xml
/etc/xdg/labwc/environment

none of that appears changed when setting screen dimming on in raspi-config
none of the script older settings are triggered