@bwente said: @S374n There isn’t a separate “always on top” option, but Neko should be configured with: position: "fullscreen_above", If that’s already set, the calendar may have CSS that puts it above Neko. Which calendar module are you using, and do you have any custom CSS for it? That will help me suggest the right adjustment. Yes, it looks like ccs config, I asked AI and it gave me this option and it works for me. /* Force MMM-Neko to always render on the absolute top layer */ .MMM-Neko { z-index: 9999 !important; pointer-events: none; /* Ensures the cat doesn't block clicks/hover on modules underneath */ } /* Ensure the actual cat image/sprite also inherits the top layer */ .MMM-Neko img, .MMM-Neko svg { z-index: 9999 !important; pointer-events: auto; /* Re-enables touch/mouse interaction specifically for the cat if you use "touch" or "mouse" mode */ }

@bwente Looks nice! Don’t forget to add it to the module list: https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror/wiki/3rd-party-modules :)

@bwente thanks… fix pushed a drop down, with no default set, when not present took the first entry… oops… in the module folder git pull for the fix… that means you didn’t use the config.js.sample as your base, and then didn’t use my installer script, which copies it…

Video example of the channel selector in action. [image: Seymour Channel Selector.png] https://cleanshot.com/share/5j6tDZml

MMM-MusicAssistant-Controller A compact, touch-friendly Music Assistant controller. It communicates directly with Music Assistant and does not require Home Assistant or embed the Music Assistant web application. [image: MAC-fullscreen.png] Features Album artwork, title, artist, progress, and duration Previous, play/pause, next, and volume controls Music Assistant player discovery and selection Configurable playlist launcher tiles Fullscreen touchscreen layout Compact layout for standard MagicMirror regions Persistent player selection MagicMirror notifications for automation and external controls When playerId is omitted, the module presents the available Music Assistant players for selection. A fixed player ID can be configured when the module should always control one player. Requirements MagicMirror² Music Assistant 2.9 or newer A Music Assistant long-lived access token Links Repository and documentation: https://github.com/bwente/MMM-MusicAssistant-Controller Latest stable release: https://github.com/bwente/MMM-MusicAssistant-Controller/releases/tag/v1.3.0

@sdetweil Sorry for the late answer. I was a bit busy. I will have a look to your Subtraction Code at the Weekend. Thanks

@BKeyport try the upgrade script again, with force instead of apply it will remove and and add the right version of node the right way, including on buster please advise your results

@emrah_asl said in Updating Compliments using a spreadsheet: fs.writeFile("modules/default/compliments/remotefile.json", compliments, function(err) { my code in node_helper.js (under compliments folder) are creating file on root normally when you start mm with npm start don’t make this node_helper.js as MM has a special use for that… make it createCompliments.js then the best thing is use the full path for the file fs.writeFile("/home/pi/MagicMirror/modules/default/compliments/remotefile.json", compliments, function(err) { how do you start MM? pm2 start 0 (and it starts on boot too…) If you used the automated install script u would have been prompted to set this up. (if u want to add it now, you can run the fixuppm2.sh script from here https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts just one line to copy/paste ) now, if you use pm2, it launches MM by using the installers/mm.sh script. you can add your node modules/default/compliments/createCompliments.js to the mm.sh and all will continue as normal. The second problem , my magic mirror fires electron.js error when I try to create file. i don’t understand this. npm start fires electron.js npm reads the package,json file and looks for the command requested "scripts": { "start": "DISPLAY=\"${DISPLAY:=:0}\" ./node_modules/.bin/electron js/electron.js", the ‘start’ command executes that line.