@sdetweil Can’t you tell me exactly which line?
I have now entered it as shown in the picture but unfortunately it doesn’t work.

@sdetweil Sorry, I don’t fully understand you. can you enlighten me?

@sdetweil said in MagicMirror does not start in full screen:

electronOptions:{width:xxxx, height:yyyy},

The AnyDesk program is installed.
Should I uninstall this?? I broke the tool to get to IntelNuc.

can I fix the problem with this entry? and in which line do I add this “electronOptions:{width:xxxx, height:yyyy}” parameter in config.js

@sdetweil ah ok sry, now I’ve done it like this and when I restart the Intel Nuc, the MagicMirror still doesn’t start in full screen.

why is this happening:-(

@sdetweil
Do you mean under the path execute this command?
like on the picture?
So: ??

Hello everyone, can someone tell me why the MagicMirror only shows half of the screen after a restart and not the full screen?
If I close MagicMirror manually and start it again via the terminal, it doesn’t appear correctly in full screen, but when I restart the PC (IntelNuc).
The image orientation would be portrait format, I set everything to portrait format under Ubuntu screen settings.

MagicMirror in portrait format:

and this is what it looks like in landscape format > the MagicMirror is not in full screen either:

Can someone help me with that?
Thanks

@bhepler
Good morning, I have now deactivated MMM Rain. The Globle module is still shaking/stuttering a bit.

I have already set the parameter “export ELECTRON_ENABLE_GPU=1” in the mm.sh file.
But yes then the Globle module should also have GPU support.
Can you fix that?

@sdetweil yes, I have already tried the exact same configuration under Linux. > unfortunately it stutters there too.
That’s why I thought I’d try it on Windows level.
I will probably install Ubuntu on the Intelnuc again >because Windwos is not official, as you say.

But I don’t think it will stutter anymore, unfortunately.

@sdetweil yes certainly more than a Raspi 4 or 5.
then are the script and path correct?
I don’t notice any difference and it still stutters.

@sdetweil So you mean?

…unbelievable does it require so much power? of the stottort anyway.

the IntelNuc is powerful enough, right?