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    A New Chapter for MagicMirror: The Community Takes the Lead
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      question about MMM-MarineWeather module

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      @strawberry-3-141 Thank you. I changed it globally. This was very helpful. What did you mean by start a github?
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      How do I delete some of the default modules?

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      @r3d6 Most modules provide instructions on how to add them in their README.md files, which show on github. Good stuff.
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      Magic Mirror keeps re-opening after I quit?

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      @r3d6 not a programming language. just commands config.js is JavaScript
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      How do I properly uninstall magic mirror on raspberry pi 4

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      @r3d6 yes, deleting the folder is deleting the product if u said yes to pm2, them pm2 status and pm2 delete xx where xx is the number or name of the entry
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      How do I delete a module?

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      @r3d6 open a terminal window ctrl-alt-t cd ~/MagicMirror/modules rm -rf xxxxx where xxxxx is the module you have installed and now want to delete. exact letter case matters foo is not the same as Foo on Linux then do cd ~/MagicMirror/config nano config.js use the arrow keys on the keyboard to move up and down, left and right find the entry module:"xxxxx`, where xxxxx is the module u want to delete move the cursor to the right end of that line hit the enter key type disabled:true, hit Ctrl-o hit enter hit ctrl-x you will be back at the terminal window prompt do cd ~/MagicMirror you can now restart MagicMirror however you do that npm start or pm2 restart read the two links in my signature below we did the disable approach cause it’s the easiest to do, and requires the least amount of content format knowledge.
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