@KristjanESPERANTO - while true, I also plan to replace moment when temporal is available

I use the following in my css to solve this:

.clock .sun {
  white-space: nowrap;
}

.clock .fas {
  padding-left: 10px;
}

The second part isn’t strictly necessary, but I find it gives some needed space between the elements

I finally got around to making my mirror presentable, so I thought I’d show it off.

Yes, I do have eventual plans to do something about that brown electrical cord hanging out the bottom.

The guts are a 30" TV I pulled out of its shell and a Raspberry Pi 4B. I used some 1"x3" and some molding to build a simple box frame.

The primary modules are:

alert
updatenotification
clock
MMM-Remote-Control - used for updating several other modules
MMM-CustomText - used to show a message via a python script when there are apt updates for my RPi, and weather alerts via another python script
MMM-EarthquakeAlerts
MMM-RandomPhoto
MMM-MagicMover
MMM-ModuleScheduler - hides certain modules when they’re out of season
MMM-Carousel - rotates through 5 separate pages

Page 1 - Calendar
MMM-CalendarExt2 - It pulls from a generic GMail calendar I’ve convinced my wife to invite to anything the whole fam should know about
MMM-Multimonth

Page 2 - Weather
MMM-RAIN-MAP - only displays when rain is predicted in the next 12 hours
weather - used only to trigger MMM-OpenWeatherMapForecast
MMM-MoonPhase
A proprietary module that displays a day/night map of the earth
MMM-Block - adjusts the height of the two bottom modules so they line up

Page 3 - Home Automation
MMM-Rest - several instances; grabs info from my home automation server
MMM-NestRemoteThermostat
MMM-GoogleMaps-Tracking - updated via python script
MMM-Block - to move modules around so they line up

Page 4 - Sports
MMM-MyScoreboard
MMM-MyStandings - multiple instances
MMM-PGA

Page 5 - Info
MMM-SimpleLogo - a logo from our school
MMM-LINQConnectCalendar
MMM-TitanSchoolMealMenu
MMM-JsonTable - displays gas prices via a python script
MMM-Pinfo
MMM-Block - multiple instances to adjust things so they line up

The Future
Adding touchscreen capabilities? This seems like a pain that would ruin the aesthetics, but maybe.

P.S. I did test it, and it seems to work with moment-timezone as well.

I maintain a couple modules that depend on the moment or moment-timezone dependency. I had always listed those in package.json and asked users to npm install them.

But I just took over another module that I found relies on moment without installing it at the module level. The only reason I found this out is that I was working on something and got an error message that the module was looking for moment in the parent directory (/home/mmuser/MagicMirror/node_modules/moment/moment.js:2613:19).

So, do I really need to ask users to install moment and/or moment-timezone, or is it safe to simply rely on the installation that comes with the the MagicMirror application itself??

@oraclesean Be sure to add your module here https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror/wiki/3rd-party-modules

Just FYI, I’ve taken over primary maintenance of this module. It is now available at https://github.com/dathbe/MMM-PGA, with a handful of bug fixes.

@sdetweil I like the idea of scheduling display times for pages.

Most of the rest of this it seems like I can do with Carousel–including giving the pages sensible names, and labeling certain modules to correspond with those pages–if, perhaps, in a bit more clunky way.

@sdetweil In case for some reason it’s helpful, I’ve reviewed the contents of /boot/config.txt from my two devices (4B gets errors, 2B does not).

In 2B, not in 4B:

#dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d
# see https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?p=1507622#p1507247
dtoverlay=vc4-fkms-v3d

In 4B, not in 2B:

dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d

# Run in 64-bit mode
arm_64bit=1

[cm5]
dtoverlay=dwc2,dr_mode=host

@mdiorio Yes, it should not be hard to do if there’s a source to draw from.