@davidT89

thanks, this was so important.

npm install valid-url
npm install rrule-alt 

@MZ-BER

i will try to get apple style working, here is the font: https://github.com/samuelngs/apple-emoji-linux

mkdir ~/.fonts
cd ~/.fonts
wget https://github.com/samuelngs/apple-emoji-linux/releases/download/ios-15.4/AppleColorEmoji.ttf
fc-cache -f -v

@Rayvenhaus

thank you very much. its really an eye-catcher in the kitchen.

How much trouble did you have disassembling the monitor?
» none, iMacs are easy to disassemble, see here

Where did you get your frame from?
» designed and build it with my neighbor myself

Are you using WiFi or Ethernet for the internet connection?
» wifi in this case and its working flawlessly, I have a good mesh network in my home already

more fotos from inside

welches plugin ist das “display ausschalten …” links unten im Eck?

und wo findet man nun deine CSS ;) ? https://github.com/mazim-co hier ist es nicht so offensichtlich

@SARCux

https://github.com/mazim-co

Put everything together

Overview Parts

hey everybody,

after quite some while I finally can hang my mirror 2k Picture Frame :)
I love the whole project and am sure its even better when you don’t use it with the mirror feature :)

What you see here is an iMac 2010/2011 27" Screen with a 2k 2560x1440 resolution. It looks really nice even standing in front of it. I think this screen from Apple is the perfect fit. It’s powered by a Pi 4 2GB and inside the frame there is also an USB IR Touch Frame to control the system.

I also included a long ribbon camera band to expose behind the frame and print a housing for it. Serves for face recognition and photo booth in the future.

So much more is planned with this system and I wanted to thank everyone doing the magic software stuff like OS and plugins :)

More pictures to follow if needed

The Build