Heey i just check your config file and found that there are some differences compared to the config in the readme file. Something i noticed is to check if there is a }, after each { . Example

{
  module: "MMM-AssistantMk2",
  position: "top_right",
  config: {
deviceLocation: {
      coordinates: { // set the latitude and longitude of the device to get localized information like weather or time. (ref. mygeoposition.com)
        latitude: 45.200049, // -90.0 - +90.0
        longitude: 7.568917, // -180.0 - +180.0
      },
    },

there is twice }, at the end to close both the {
Can you check for me if this works?

{
  module: "MMM-AssistantMk2",
  position: "top_right",
  config: {

    // --- ESSENTIALS / modifying for your environment might be needed.


    deviceLocation: {
      coordinates: { // set the latitude and longitude of the device to get localized information like weather or time. (ref. mygeoposition.com)
        latitude: 45.200049, // -90.0 - +90.0
		longitude: 7.568917, // -180.0 - +180.0	
      },
    },

    defaultProfile: "default", // If you have several profiles and want to set one of them as default profile, describe here.

    profiles: {
      "default" : { // profile name.
        profileFile: "default.json", // profile file name.
        lang: "it-IT"
        //currently available (estimation, not all tested):
        //  de-DE, en-AU, en-CA, en-GB, en-US, en-IN
        // fr-CA, fr-FR, it-IT, ja-JP, es-ES, es-MX, ko-KR, pt-BR
        // https://developers.google.com/assistant/sdk/reference/rpc/languages
        },
    },

    record: { // Full values are in `FOR EXPERTS` section.
      recordProgram: "arecord",  // Defaults to "arecord" - also supports "rec" and "sox"
      device: null        // recording device (e.g.: "plughw:1")
    },

    play: { // Full values are in `FOR EXPERTS` section.
      playProgram: "mpg321", // recommended.
    },
},
},

@michmich I’n my opinion you’re doing this the right way! You are actively initiating a discussion about this topic and keeping it transparant.

Keeping donating voluntarily and optional will likely assure that people can enjoy working on there Magic Mirror as a hobby. The positive effect of accepting donations in my opinion is that it can boost the project in a good way by getting more resources available for it. Which enables more growth for the project and people involved.

The idea of companies supporting is very nice, The only potential loss for these future relationships is that it would be a nightmare if they get the ability to hijack and/or steal the project or influence it too much.

Looking forward to the reactions on this topic.

I wanted to introduce some more color to my MagicMirror so i made a animated rainbow color gradient which i used to spice up my default clock module. Here is a gif with the result:

The code

.clock-time-only-color {
	background-image: linear-gradient(to left, #ff0000,#ff4000,#ff8000,#ffbf00,#ffff00,#bfff00,#80ff00,#40ff00,#00ff00,#00ff40,#00ff80,#00ffbf,#00ffff,#00bfff,#0080ff,#0040ff,#0000ff,#4000ff,#8000ff,#bf00ff,#ff00ff,#ff00bf,#ff0080,#ff0040,#ff0000);
	-webkit-background-clip:  text;
	-webkit-animation: animate 60s linear infinite;
	background-size: 1000%;
	color: transparent;
	
}
@-webkit-keyframes animate{
	0%	{background-position: 0% 500%;}
	100%	{background-position: 500% 1000%;}

If somebody has any idea of improving the image quality for the animation i’m really interested!

@Seann There he is, again with a cool module!

There is a really nice installation guide from @KirAsh4 that will tell you every thing you need to know!

Because I like the idea of people showing there Module Setup here is mine.

The Modules used in the setup. (list is left to right and top to bottom)
left: clock date only, default calendar and MMM-MyCommute
center: clock time only, compliments and newsfeed
right: currentweather, weatherforecast, MMM-rain-forecast and MMM-Scrobbler

I added a custom animated css color gradient to my clock to get some beautiful changing color.
Also changed the icons for currentweather and weatherforecast to add color.
Hope you guys like it! and if you have any recommendations for cool modules let me know!:smiling_face_with_open_mouth_smiling_eyes:

Will likely replace the calendar module pretty soon with something different

@mykle1 Looks very cool man! Now the flat earth believers can’t argue any more the earth is round! haha:face_with_stuck-out_tongue_closed_eyes:

@sdetweil Same problem identification, way better solution!

I’m not really sure what your question is, or if you even have a question?
I’m making the assumption that your question is: why do you get the errors? That is probably because mac and RPI have 2 totally diferrent operatings systems.
The errors are a result of that, This bold part of the error is telling that the ellection.app is installed on MacOS: "Electron.app/Contents/MacOS/Electron: 1: " But you are running it on a RPI.

To solve this you can do a clean install of MagicMirror on the RPI and install the modules as well. Then copy the changed config files, probably being config.js and custom.css

@Smotx
This line below in your custom.css has to match the module class in your config.js

.clock-time-only-color

My 2e clock mudule inside config.js looks like

{
 module: "clock",
  position: "top_center",
  classes: "clock-time-only",  //this line
    config: {
    timeFormat: 24,
    showPeriod: true,
    displaySeconds: false
    }

If you have any more questions let me know

@Smotx Jup in custom.css.
ps. I have two clock modules, one with time only and the other with date only

Maybe this link can help you with answering your question? It’s all about research i guess.

@keyun21 Looks very nice man! Are you considering changing something, so it’s less obvious where you placed the screen behind the mirror, when somebody is watching the mirror?

@Cr4z33 Looks really clean, I really like the border less glass. Seems like it’s a high quality mirror you used there! Job well done!

@THeStigh I’m willing to test as well. Because i agree with @strawberry-3-141 more testers gives more and diverse data and will help you perfect the module faster. Let me know how you think about it

Ps. I’m using the raspberry pi 3b+

@Seann There he is, again with a cool module!

@stuartiannaylor Can you show me a picture to explain “boy it just doesn’t fit”? modifying the custom css can probably help you to achieve what you want.

Do you have a picture of something similar to what you want?