It seems like I should be completely fine, and nothing should melt or get messed up. Is this right?

I am also assuming that it is okay for me to always keep the pi on (the display will mostly stay off, though). Someone please correct me if I am wrong because the last thing I need is my raspberry pi not being powerful enough to always stay active.

My case is ventilated, but I still might consider a tiny fan to make sure nothing happens anyway. I don’t use a heatsink. Either way, my raspberry pi shouldn’t ever get hot enough to melt the plastic, which melts at like 200°C in the 3d printer.

I was wondering if it would be a good idea to put a small fan behind my mirror. I’ve noticed that my raspberry pi gets pretty hot quickly, so I thought I might need to cool it down since the 3d printed case around my pi is made out of biodegradable PLA plastic. I really wouldn’t want it to get too hot.

Is it worth updating? I have been excited for this update, but I have waited to see if it would be better than the previous version. Since it appears that some people experience bugs, I might just stay with the version I have. Is this a smart choice?

Is there a module that would allow me to put a moving picture on my mirror? I recall seeing posts related to installing a background picture there, but I would rather have a smaller animated gif picture. Is there any way for me to do this?

Never mind. It just doesn’t work with Microsoft Edge. Not a problem.

Everything’s fine except for the bottom section called Magic Mirror 2. When I click on it, there is just a black screen. How can I fix this? Is it just because I did it from Microsoft Edge?

Do you think I could use it with just one AirBar, or would I need to put 4 around my mirror? I guess it just depends on the size of the mirror itself. I’ll do more research, but it seems like this would be a low-cost way to add touchscreen to my Magic Mirror, so I’ll test it out.

That’s cool. I also found a website where I can just get the .ics file, so I’ll play around with it, and see what works.