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    A New Chapter for MagicMirror: The Community Takes the Lead
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      Black screen on Surface RT running Raspbian OS (for ARM).

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      @JS999 if you have ssh enabled you can do it over the ssh session
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      Module to display customized To-Do lists (driven by Node-RED)?

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      @JS999 quite impressive ideas, there is nothing that does all that, but its doable mqtt see the 3rd party module list, linked in the header above there are a number of mqtt related modules, just put mqtt in the search field display a table, json or database?, again search 3rd party list display a web page see MMM-Embedurl
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      Multiple server instances -- one server and multiple config files, or multiple Docker instances?

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      you can do it with or without docker, thats your choice. With docker you have to use different config.js files, they can be placed in the same folder and must be mapped into the right container. You could use only one modules folder for all instances by installing all modules there. Updating the core is done by using a new docker image (same for all instances). The one-modules-folder may also could be established with the classic setup, you could use symlinks from a central place into the modules folder of the several instances (never tested this!).
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