@bibi I haven’t replaced mine yet but I might try to find a way to turn the monitor off and on with a time or remote so it’s not always on.

Thanks for the input guys I’ll look into it.

Anybody have a script to turn on or off the monitor through the HDMI based on the time of day?

I took the monitor itself out of its casing and had it flush with the frame itself. On the back side I had 2 small supporting braces sandwiching it in place. The back itself was mostly open with 2 strips of plywood covering about 2/3’s of the back.

Have any one had the problem of their monitor overheating? I broke my monitor from excessive heat. Does anyone have any suggestions to avoid this next time?

@flooo sudo apt-get install x11-xserver-utils worked x11-xserver-utils is installed fine with no errors.

Hello I have followed all the steps mentioned here and in the wiki however My raspberry Pi 3 still times out after a few minutes and the screen goes blank. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas that could be the issue. Sorry for such little information I am very new to this and appreciate any help you have to offer.