@aarish That looks like MMM-Weather to me.

@roger-0 I got one in the first place because one time when I was on-call for my job and working a ticket at night, a predicted storm moved in and I really wanted to see the weather radar. I could have loaded up a weather website (which I did) but also was thinking how nice it would have been to be able to watch the storm come in and pass through. Plus, as much as I am used to have my calendar on my phone, having that available and specifically my work meetings available would be even better. Researching ways to have some sort of monitor (I was wanting something roughly the size of my Nest Hub) led me to the Pi and then to MM.

I keep looking for new modules of information that would be nice to have sitting on my office desk with me to be able to glance over and see. I’m hoping to move sometime this year and I’ll be building a different one to sit in my hallway with information more relevant to commuting to work (if that happens) and useful stuff to glance at on the way out the door.

@kristjanesperanto Yeah, this came up looking for an updated module for the Summer Games and the MMM-OlympicGames module wasn’t updated for it. Its great that its updated now though.

@jimmythehat45 I’ve not played around with this, but MMM-Rocketlaunch might work better? Or if nothing else, pull the same API (and get more than the SpaceX launches).

Thanks for calling out this module btw, I didn’t even realize that I actually wanted a rocket launch module on my mirror.

I can’t say if its any good or not, but does MMM-FlipClock meet your needs?

@kristjanesperanto Yeah, this came up looking for an updated module for the Summer Games and the MMM-OlympicGames module wasn’t updated for it. Its great that its updated now though.

@strawberry-3-141 Thank you for updating this!

@cowboysdude Possibly restarting MM might make the message go away as well? Does that module check to see if you ever updated while the mirror is running and turns itself off automatically or just warn of a new update?

@pastormingle Well, instead, I’d expect at least newsfeed, calendar, and helloworld (since that isn’t on the readme) to work as those are either default modules or one you likely added. But that lis:

                    ['helloworld','calendar'],
                    ['weatherforecast', 'MMM-Trello', 'planetrise', 'newsfeed'],
                    ['MMM-fitbit']

Only works with the names of the modules you have, so if you don’t have MMM-fitbit installed, calling it is pointless and nothing would display.

@pastormingle Do you have MMM-Fitbit, etc as modules on your mirror?

@exndfan I can confirm, had an article from NYT from April 2020 show up recently on mine.

@droidus There’s a couple of modules that will move other modules’ positions slightly to try and prevent burn-in.

@killk How did you install MagicMirror on a Windows device? By default and by most of the documentation, this is an application to run on a Linux device, most commonly on a Raspberry Pi.

Instead, I have a window labeled Electron running with nothing displayed. I did a git pull && npm install to do the update and had to remove both instances of package-lock.json (in the root MM folder and in the vendor subfolder) to do the update and I don’t remember modifying those. Is there some additional steps I need to do to make Electron behave?

@bkeyport actually, that might be @pkup10 's problem: he didn’t put a position item in his config. MM won’t display it without knowing where to display it.