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    • RE: Asus Tinker Board

      Ah, just figured out how to rotate the screen. When logged in as “linaro”.
      Open a terminal and do:

      cd ~
      nano .xsessionrc
      

      Paste the following in the file and remove the # in front of the row (left or right) you want to rotate the screen. I am using left myself. :)

      #!/bin/sh
      
      ## To rotate left enable below line.
      xrandr --output HDMI-1 --rotate left
      
      ## To rotate right enable below line.
      #xrandr --output HDMI-1 --rotate right
      

      Reboot to test. :)

      posted in Hardware
      SnilleS
      Snille
    • RE: mmm-suncalc - Text only display of sunrise, sunset and other sun events

      @yawns Working! :) Thank you!

      posted in Utilities
      SnilleS
      Snille
    • RE: Where are you from?

      Live in the city of Åstorp, in the county Skåne that is the most south region of Sweden. :)

      posted in General Discussion
      SnilleS
      Snille
    • RE: Input...What do you think?

      Looking great! :) How does the forecast work? Do you set a day/days for the forecast? On the preview you are on “Wednesday” and the forecast is for Friday… Where is Thursday? :)
      Another question, can you switch between Celsius and Farsighted?..

      posted in Development
      SnilleS
      Snille
    • RE: Asus Tinker Board

      All the same modules installed and here is the “nmon” result…
      To the left is the “Tinker Board” and to the right is the “Raspberry Pi 3”. :)
      0_1503786861591_34b990a2-90df-4c7c-b110-cd79205debe9-image.png

      And here is the module list:

      MMM-Chart
      MMM-Globe
      MMM-JSONStatusChecker
      MMM-Memo
      MMM-ModuleScheduler
      MMM-Modulebar
      MMM-MotionEye
      MMM-MyCommute
      MMM-ProfileSwitcher
      MMM-Profilepicture
      MMM-Remote-Control
      MMM-Sonos
      MMM-SystemStats
      MMM-TextClock
      MMM-TouchNavigation
      MMM-WunderGround
      MMM-cryptocurrency
      MMM-newsfeedtouch
      MMM-plex-recently-added
      calendar_monthly
      mm-hide-all
      mmm-suncalc
      
      posted in Hardware
      SnilleS
      Snille
    • RE: MMM-TouchNavigation, A Touch Activated Profile/Layout Changer

      Different look for this module, just wanted to share :)…
      Grayscale:
      0_1485117459525_template.png
      Or in color:
      0_1485117717172_template2.png
      It’s only the pictures that differ from the gray or color ones.
      You have to use your own pictures of course. :)

      In the config.js:

      {
      	module: 'MMM-TouchNavigation',
      	position: 'bottom_left',
      	classes: "default everyone",
      	config: {
      		picturePlacement: "right",
      		minWidth: "40px",
      		direction: "column",
      		buttons: {
      			"Name1": {
      				img: "http://www.your-picture.com/name1-Gray.png", 
      				width: 60,
      				height: 60
      			},
      			"Name2": {
      				img: "http://www.your-picture.com/name2-Gray.png", 
      				width: 60,
      				height: 60
      			},
      			"Name3": {
      				img: "http://www.your-picture.com/name3-Gray.png", 
      				width: 60,
      				height: 60
      			}
      		}
      	}
      },
      

      In my custom.css:

      /* Touch Buttons */
      .navigation-button {
          margin: 5px;
          padding: 0px 0px;
          border: 2px solid #FFF; 
          border-radius: 0px;
          border-radius: 50%;
      }
      .navigation-picture {
          margin: 0px 0px;
          border-radius: 50%;
      }
      .navigation-menu {
          align-items: flex-start;
      }
      /* ----- End ----- */
      

      Update: Just noticed that the buttons got “stretched” if something else was displayed in the same region. So I added the “.navigation-menu” part in the css.
      If you have the buttons on the right side, use: “flex-end” instead of “flex-start”.

      Enjoy! :)

      posted in Utilities
      SnilleS
      Snille
    • RE: Running Magic Mirror remotely from source on a pi

      @devtech8 Hmm… It’s two different things. Either you run the mirror as a “local” mirror = The picture come out via the HDMI port on the RPi using Electron. Or you can run the mirror on “any” server (computer in your network) then start is as a “server” = The you can open the mirror on any machine on your network. Even if you run the fist way, you can also open the mirror on any other machine in you network (depending on the access rules in your config of course). However, a RPi is not a powerful machine, so it will be fairly slow if you want it both on your “local” screen and on a networked machine at the same time.
      To start as a “server” you run node serveronly instead of npm start.
      Then I recommend you to use pm2 as the “manager” for your mirror. It’s easier to troubleshoot then. :)

      Not sure if I answered your question. :)

      I myself is running 3 different mirrors. One on a RPi (local display), one on a server with the same config as the RPi and one more on the same server on another port for development. :)

      posted in General Discussion
      SnilleS
      Snille
    • RE: Input...What do you think?

      @cowboysdude Hmm… I forgot a “comma” on the

      en: "translations/en.json"
      

      line… Sorry…
      should be:

      en: "translations/en.json",
      

      And then it seems to be missing something else…
      I get this error…

      Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'simpleforecast' of undefined
          at Class.processNoaa (MMM-NOAA.js:58)
          at Class.socketNotificationReceived (MMM-NOAA.js:88)...
      

      But I have to go to bed… REALLY now… :)

      posted in Development
      SnilleS
      Snille
    • RE: stronger Raspberry Pi 3 Alternatives

      All, I have got the Libre Computer now. Trying my best to get the mirror up. Ran in to a small hitch. There is no chromedriver for arm64 yet. They are working on it and there is a PR but it has not yet gone completely through it seems. I’ll see if I can figure it out some how anyway. :)

      I’ll come back to this thread as soon as I gotten MM up and running.

      posted in Hardware
      SnilleS
      Snille
    • RE: MMM-Modulebar - A module that adds touch buttons for showing/hiding other modules.

      @tosti007 Yes! That’s exactly what I wanted. :) I’m using your modules for accessing the “profiles” and my module as a “quick” option to just view one thing.

      Thank YOU, for making the first module. :)

      posted in Utilities
      SnilleS
      Snille
    • RE: LED Backlight for mirror - PIR to control them

      Just to add some depth to this… If you really want to go “crazy” with animations, I’m recommending Bibliopixel and PixelWeb. Then you can “animate” lot’s and trigger them with a curl “command”. Plus you get a nice Web-interface to test the animations in. :)

      posted in General Discussion
      SnilleS
      Snille
    • RE: Input...What do you think?

      @cowboysdude Ah, Thank you! Looking good. I’ll pull when I have some time. :)

      posted in Development
      SnilleS
      Snille
    • RE: Magic Mirror with touchscreen Display/Monitor

      @core I also used a IR-Frame in my build. Works very well if you just want “simple” point and click and/or point and drag (even with two fingers)… I have not tested it with more advanced stuff. :) But for the MM it’s great. You can read about my build here and underneath the picture, you can find a link to a full photo album with pictures and text to all pictures about what you see. :)

      posted in Hardware
      SnilleS
      Snille
    • RE: MMM-Modulebar - A module that adds touch buttons for showing/hiding other modules.

      @chaseb1357 Hehe! Great! :) Nicely done!

      posted in Utilities
      SnilleS
      Snille
    • RE: Totally off topic :^')

      @Mykle1 I just love how the hummingbird is flying, the hoovering is so cool! :)

      posted in General Discussion
      SnilleS
      Snille
    • RE: Input...What do you think?

      @planet4 “Prognås” is my bad… :) Sorry… You are correct. I thought it looked strange. :)

      posted in Development
      SnilleS
      Snille
    • RE: MMM-Modulebar - A module that adds touch buttons for showing/hiding other modules.

      @gaudouy Hi, no, it can only show and hide one/ or multiple instances of the same type of module on one button, but not two different types of modules on one button.

      posted in Utilities
      SnilleS
      Snille
    • RE: Basic Text on Magic Mirror

      Hi!
      Try one of these:
      https://github.com/SaltyRiver/MMM-SimpleText
      https://github.com/martinmeinke/MMM-display-text-file
      https://github.com/SkogDev/MMM-Text

      Depending on how you want it… :)

      posted in General Discussion
      SnilleS
      Snille
    • RE: [Remote-Control] Shutdown, Configure and Update your MagicMirror

      Hi!
      Thank you for this great module!
      I’m thinking it would be good to have menu entry for the “logs”.
      Basically just “display” the logs (maybe last 100 lines) of the ~/.pm2/logs/mm* files.
      What do you say? :)

      Best regards Snille

      posted in System
      SnilleS
      Snille
    • RE: MMM-HomeAssistant-Sensors (Development) - Show your HA Sensors on your Mirror

      @aseadc86 Thank you! :) It is not possible to get two values on the same row (I think) in it’s current form… And also the “pictures” from the sensors does not work. I’m just out of time to fix it… :)

      posted in Utilities
      SnilleS
      Snille
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