I am currently trying to update the docs with minimal infos on configuring on a fresh isntall.
So I took the 64 bit image as well, seems fine so far.
Only thing I am not trying to get working is rotating the display.
display_rotate=1
added to boot/config doesnt seem to work anymore. Anyone got it working?
@dvbit as you can see there isn’t a dialogue possible with bugsounet. Even though @michmich made a step forward to him and had his PR merged he still wants to make his own version of MM with some secure stuff to not allow other users to run his modules on the original code. Not to mention his signature.
Tell me @dvbit, is that a person you want to work with or where you want to trust your your personal data that you put into the Google-Assistant module of his? I sure don’t and thats my choice in the OpenSource world. As is his choice to behave like that.
Don’t forget, it was @MichMich that did all the work before that, starting Magic@Miror, doing the forums, maintaining the code. He is still around and is open for discussion and ideas. That’s the kind of person I want to work with and where I want to put my efforts into that.
@karsten13 thanks for the info. so i guess for the docs page it will be a “do it via the ui” info instead of the good old “edit this file” 
@sdetweil in raspi-config? or do you mean in the window manager? I was hoping of setting that via console
I am currently trying to update the docs with minimal infos on configuring on a fresh isntall.
So I took the 64 bit image as well, seems fine so far.
Only thing I am not trying to get working is rotating the display.
display_rotate=1
added to boot/config doesnt seem to work anymore. Anyone got it working?
@hamid you can use a standard webcam (like the pi cam or a playstation camera like I do) and my module https://github.com/rejas/MMM-MotionDetector to detect motion and turn your monitor off and on.
@dvbit as you can see there isn’t a dialogue possible with bugsounet. Even though @michmich made a step forward to him and had his PR merged he still wants to make his own version of MM with some secure stuff to not allow other users to run his modules on the original code. Not to mention his signature.
Tell me @dvbit, is that a person you want to work with or where you want to trust your your personal data that you put into the Google-Assistant module of his? I sure don’t and thats my choice in the OpenSource world. As is his choice to behave like that.
Don’t forget, it was @MichMich that did all the work before that, starting Magic@Miror, doing the forums, maintaining the code. He is still around and is open for discussion and ideas. That’s the kind of person I want to work with and where I want to put my efforts into that.
I do not think that this issue in github is the correct place to have a dialogue about this topic. Either have it here in the forum or create a new issue there, but dont put non-issue related discussions into tickets.