@dazza120 Just let me know if it doesn’t work for you.

@dazza120 said in Hello-Lucy:

Do you have to install both forks?

You need to install the original one and then copy cowboydudes fork (his folders) into the original and overwrite the files that come up.

@mykle1 said in Hello-Lucy:

@xclasher-0

If you want to use MMM-Pages and MMM-voice then there doesn’t seem to be a need for the Hello-Lucy enhancement. I don’t think using MMM-Pages and MMM-voice will allow you to do individual modules. I think you can only go back a page or forward a page rather than from any page to any other page.

Note: You will have to use @cowboysdude’s fork of MMM-voice with MMM-Pages

You can make MMM-pages and MMM-voice switch between specific pages with very minors tweaks. 😀

@mykle1 said in MM and UBUNTU. Made for each other.:

@mdhenriksen

I have not found heat to be an issue at all. In fact, by removing the motherboard from the case, the temps are actually lower, even when placed behind a mirror. As long as the construction of the mirror is well ventilated, I don’t think that would ever be an issue.

I do not remove the fan. I’ve found that in a normal environment, (people, tv, ambient noises, etc…) the fan noise isn’t even noticeable. Only when the house, or room, is completely silent is the fan audible. For me, this is not an issue when a mobo mirror outperforms any Pi mirror, hands down.

Note: There are silent fans these days but I have never used them with a mirror. I’ve never felt the need to but that is certainly an option for anyone.

Nice to know! Got a old laptop I’m gonna try it with then! Using MMM-pages and MMM-voice, so a more powerful CPU would be preferred.

@andyloop Hey Andy! It seems to me that your project is a bit difficult for you. How about making a “simple” mirror to start with? You can always upgrade it and install new things in the future.

Merry Christmas!

@Mykle1 Using old laptops makes sense to me too. But i do have one question; how do you manage heat and fan noise? I’m concerned that an old laptop gets hotter than a Pi behind a mirror and if its using a HDD and has a fan it must either get noisy or hot (if you disconnect the fan)

SOLVED

I have no clue what was wrong. But I did a fresh install of it all and that seemed to do the trick

@cowboysdude said in MMM-pages & MMM-pages-indicator - Lightweight module pages on your mirror!:

Added support to MMM-voice for MMM-pages.

If you’re using MMM-voice you can say “next page” or “last page” and it will change the pages.
BUT you will have to update your MMM-voice with my fork as the PR has not been approved yet. Just simply download it from me and copy it over your files in MMM-voice dir.

https://github.com/cowboysdude/MMM-voice

Awesome! Works like a charm!

Hey guys!

I’ve been trying to combine MMM-pages and MMM-voice, but after installing MMM-pages nothing happens. The whole “page” function doesn’t seem to implement. So after installing it doesn’t create separate pages? I figured it would automatically set the default page to be the first page in the array?

Here how I implemented it in config.js:

modules: [
	{
		module: "alert",
	},
	{
    		module: 'MMM-pages',
    		config: {
   		        modules:
      		  [[ "newsfeed"],
	    		   [ "calendar", "compliments" ], [ "compliments" ]],
           		 excludes: ["MMM-page-indicator"],
		}
		},

As I understand it, the default page should only show newsfeed and MMM-page-indicator now, but it still shows all modules?

@mykle1 said in Little voice testing.....:

@mdhenriksen said in Little voice testing.....:

Could you refer me to somewhere that shows how to install dependencies maybe?

In the case of the installation of MM, after you clone the MM repo, you would navigate to the MagicMirror directory in your terminal and run npm install. That will install the dependencies for MagicMirror. In the case of adding modules, you would navigate to that module folder in your terminal and run npm install. Simple as that. :-)

Awesome, got it working finally! Thanks a lot! Great to see people like you helping out here. It’s much appreciated! :smiling_face_with_open_mouth: