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    A New Chapter for MagicMirror: The Community Takes the Lead
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    • chaseb1357C

      Clean operating system?

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      @Fifin404 no idea. I used the image as-is included in the MagicMirror project and just centred it as the background on Raspbian. Maybe contact @MichMich, the author of MagicMirror to see if he can provide you with a better quality version of the image.
    • chaseb1357C

      Downgrade Magic Mirror?

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      @kastore https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/releases
    • chaseb1357C

      How do I go about making a decent sized mirror cheap?

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      @j.e.f.f said in How do I go about making a decent sized mirror cheap?: @chaseb1357 the cost of your mirror is going to scale proportionally with how big you want to make it. If you want to keep it relatively small (say 20" monitor) then you can likely get away with this: https://www.amazon.ca/2-way-Acrylic-Mirror-Smart-Mirrors/dp/B01N05S3BC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1500571369&sr=8-1&keywords=two-way+mirror and combine it with any refurb computer monitor you can find. However you’ll still need to purchase the raspberry pi and build the frame for it. You’ll looking at somewhere in the neighborhood of $250 at a minimum. Not sure if that fits your budget, and that’s before even considering touch capability. When I built mine my costs quickly spiralled out of control… mine finished around $800. But that was with a 32" TV and a 1.5 meter piece of two-way glass. They can get VERY expensive… so far I’m about right where you are with the 32"… but like I said I also used a real itx board and IR touch frame… with more to come…
    • chaseb1357C

      I need help with editing configs (mainly the compliments)

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      @chaseb1357 You’re welcome. Enjoy your mirror
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