@core use an ir touch frame over the glass.

@cgillinger

see the

suspend() and resume() functions you can add to be notified when being hidden (suspend) and shown (resume)

@KalboDave
pm2 stop 0
pm2 delete 0

@Arno123 it’ll run just fine

flash the SD card, boot, skip updates, and run my install script. it will do everything needed.

see
https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts

as part of the install it will increase the swap space.

@Xsoldier2000 the symbols, if defined in the config.js and not in a customEvents list should have been broadcast to Ext3

Size, maybe you want to start from bottom bar

See the second link in my signature below for using the developers windows to discover and test css

Width and height are the two primary size items
And he has lots of styles to adjust cell size, text size…
Read his doc

@DæmonEyes and you have to do

npm install

In the MagicMirror folder too

@capedbuffethero really? I’ll check on that. didn’t used to be.

starting with one of the newer electron builds, (and chrome, and mozilla) they have implemented a new ’ no autoplay’ policy.
they require a user to click on the web page somewhere to enable autoplay…

there is a workaround

edit mm/js/electron.js
and change the code like this

function createWindow() {
    app.commandLine.appendSwitch('autoplay-policy', 'no-user-gesture-required');  //< -------- added
    var electronOptionsDefaults = {

then restart MM… autoplay will work now

@bm erase the MagicMirror folder and use my install script from here
https://github.com/sdetweil/MagicMirror_scripts

Node and npm are way downlevel.

npm ERR! node -v v0.10.29
npm ERR! npm -v 1.4.21

current node is 10.17 or higher
current npm is 6.x

The automated install script fixes that

@Hugo pi 5 works fine.

like the other devices, use my script to install MagicMirror.

I should note that pi4 and 5 on the latest os (bookworm) will run Wayland as the display manager.

a few modules have been impacted, mostly in screen off/on. some authors have responded with module fixes.

I put a pcie m2 hat on my pi5, and use it to boot instead of the sd card. 256gb.