@sdetweil hmm, so I understood you correctly, your email address is “username” from this forum and ....@gmail.com >correct?
Or check your spam folder?

@sdetweil OK, all right, I just sent you the file

@sdetweil OK, I created it. what is your email address?
or can I post it here too?

@sdetweil I just tried, unfortunately still no full screen after restarting.

@bhepler said in MagicMirror stutters and doesn't run smoothly:

@drx1984 - Yeah, I can. It’s on the list of projects. I don’t know when I’ll get to it. For you I’ll bump it up the priority list a bit. But I don’t have an estimate.

Good morning,
aha ok, thank you very much, yes that would be very good.

@sdetweil
Good morning, MagicMirror actually starts when I restart, but I can also start MagicMirror in the terminal with pm2 start.

If I start the MagicMirror myself via the terminal, everything is displayed in full screen, but not when I reboot.

I installed MagicMirror with this script: bash -c “$(curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts/master/raspberry.sh)”

Everything works, except the full screen doesn’t work when IntelNuc is restarted.

@sdetweil Unfortunately I have to leave now sry, I’ll get back to you tomorrow.
There is an Ubuntu 22.04.4 installed on an IntelNuc.

I have another YouTube video >you can see how it is briefly in full screen at the start and then the full screen goes away again. Watch the video clip until the end: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fRf2pJuET8

thanks

@sdetweil Is that what you mean>> electronOptions:{width:1920, height:1080, fullScreen:true}, ?

unfortunately nothing came of it

@sdetweil
Good morning,
So even if I set physical landscape format and restart the system, the MagicMirror doesn’t appear in full screen >> look at the photo I took on my cell phone without Anydesk access.

And I uploaded a video clip to YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjiYQ21SoKI

And I entered the entry with: electronOptions:{width:xxxx, height:yyyy}:

Where else can the problem be?
Thanks for your help.

@sdetweil yes, the resolution is as follows under system settings:
The monitor is a 24 inch/full HD and is set to portrait format.
then the values should be correct 1920x1080 right?