I don’t have a spare windows machine to run the mirror on, so I thought the Pi should do.
But I see your point! I am currently a total beginner at this, so my understanding of how the systems are compatible with each other are fairly limited.
@Lange
The problem is that I don’t have a USB microphone for the Pi, so I thought about editing the Google Assistant module on the laptop and using the built in mic to do some testruns.
Hey guys!
Super excited to get started with a Magic Mirror project. I don’t have the right gear yet, except for the Raspberry Pi 3 setup, but is it possible to access and edit the files in the Magic Mirror folder on a Windows laptop and SD-adapter?
Thought I could try out the Google Assistant module and get it all sorted out on the laptop, and then just plug the SD-card into the Pi later on.
I am aware that I need to somehow launch the linux platform on the SD-card, while stilll operating in windows, but I need some help getting there!