@Weste This guide has links to where you can find most of the materials. Amazon also has IR touch panels. Personally, I think adding touch to a mirror is asking for constant stains on the glass, but I haven’t tried it myself.

@ZeroCool Another thing to keep in mind is the type of the value. Text types must start and end with ", whilst boolean values (true/false) and numbers should not.

A small example:

{
    module: "weather",
    position: "top_right",
    config: {
      type: "current",
      updateInterval: 600000,
      useBeaufort: false
}

Maybe we should add a type-column to the default modules documentation.

@misk0 Hi! Unfortunately, it is not accurate to say all screens with the same inch-measurement have the same dimensions. When a screen is listed with 24" it means that the screen is 24 inches across the diagonal.

This means that the a screen can be short and wide or tall and narrow, but with the same diagonal measurement. However, most computer screens use the 16:9 format, and all displays with the same size and format have the same screen size. Older screens may use the 4:3 format (more square-shaped).

As you said, the casing may still vary, so be careful if the screen has a tight fit in your mirror.

I hope you are able to find a screen that fits :slight_smile:

@MiPraSo Thank you! Worked like a charm :)

To be allowed to save the config.txt-file, I had to edit it in administrator-mode (sudo nano config.txt). I also had to reboot the Pi after saving the file.