@maestro82 said in Sync private iCloud calendar with MagicMirror:
So I have three separate calendars linked to ical, running on my magic mirror. I see events from all three calendars, but many events are missing. Any ideas?
You are probably limiting the number of calendar items shown in your calendar config. (IDK what is the default, but perhaps only 10-15 which for 3 cals can be easily overloaded.)
Most modern monitors also have a PowerSave function that completely turn off the monitor when there is no HDMI signal, after a set amount of time. So I guess experimentation will be needed as to what really happen after you have turned it off using either:
vcgencmd display_power 0sudo tvservice -oDISPLAY=:0 xset dpms force off (Notice, it’s not necessary to export!)xset -display :0 dpms force offThe first 2 turn off HDMI and most likely put your monitor into PowerSave mode, eventually.
The last 2 only blanks the screen (visible when dark), and does not disable HDMI signals.
Hello!
I would like to show a borderless (Bash) shell terminal window on top of MM.
At first I thought I’d have not make an entire new MMM, but then realized it would have to
involve a lot coding in JS and integration of xterm.js etc etc. which would be crazy, compared to just showing a terminal “on top” of MM. (Coping sdout to MMM iFrame wouldn’t do it since, I need the colored xterm with terminal graphics.)
However, I would like the appeatrance to be controlled or activated by some MMM module.
How would I best go about this?
Or perhaps there’s already an MMM-xterm somewhere?
I can confirm that address: "localhost" does not allow access from LAN. That is specifying the interface. So it need to be an interface facing your ethernet/wlan, i.e. “0.0.0.0” (any iface).
@Mykle1 Thanks for your quick response.
I just joined this forum and I’m met with hundreds of topics, saying:
“This topic is deleted!”. Not cool at all.