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r/prusa on Reddit: PrusaSlicer on a Chromebook
November 14, 2022 -
Does anyone have any clever ideas of how to slice on a Chromebook?
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I'd search how to install linux apps on Chromebook. Make sure you're up to date on Chrome OS and then enable the ability... https://www.androidauthority.com/linux-on-chromebook-1139944/ From there, i'd install the linux version of PrusaSlicer. I'm looking into doing the same thing here soon.
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I’ve just found Astroprint, could work… https://www.astroprint.com/online-stl-slicer-and-gcode-x3g-generator
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How to install Prusa Slicer on a Chromebook - Addictive Tips Guide
March 12, 2026 - With Flathub enabled, you can quickly install the latest version of Prusa Slicer on your Chromebook with the command below. flatpak install flathub com.prusa3d.PrusaSlicer · With Prusa Slicer installed, you’ll have access to it in the “Linux apps” folder in your Chromebook’s app menu.
Please add instructions for installing PrusaSlicer on Chromebooks with Linux Support
So I recently switched to a Chromebook with Linux Support and I know it should be possible to install and run PrusaSlicer like I've done with other Linux programs like InkScape. I do not want t... More on github.com
Installing PrusaSlicer on Chromebook running Debian 12 (book...
Hello, I've been able to run PrusaSlicer on my Acer Chromebook via the native Linux vm (Debian 12 - bookworm) by using the GTK2 unix versions each t... More on forum.prusa3d.com
Slicer that runs on Chromebook
My main computer is unavailable, so I'm using my Chromebook - I'm using Astroprint, and it works very well for me. My other option was to remotely access my work computer and use Cura from there. More on reddit.com
Prusaslicer on linux on a chromebook ...issues
I have previously successfully added Cura onto my Linux/Chromebook, but seem to be unable to do the same with Prusaslicer. I downloaded the AppImage... More on forum.prusa3d.com
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How to install and run PrusaSlicer on Chromebook with Linux ...
December 25, 2019 - One piece of information that might be useful, you current cannot write to external media from inside a Linux app on a Chromebook because ChromeOS doesn't provide access to SD cards or USB ports. ... I found a much much simpler way of installing and using PrusaSlicer on Chromebooks using Flatpak, they even link to a maintained list of compatible devices.
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Please add instructions for installing PrusaSlicer on Chromebooks with Linux Support · Issue #3392 · prusa3d/PrusaSlicer
December 25, 2019 - So I recently switched to a Chromebook with Linux Support and I know it should be possible to install and run PrusaSlicer like I've done with other Linux programs like InkScape. I do not want t...
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Installing PrusaSlicer on Chromebook running Debian 12 (book...
Hello, I've been able to run PrusaSlicer on my Acer Chromebook via the native Linux vm (Debian 12 - bookworm) by using the GTK2 unix versions each t...
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Install PrusaSlicer on a Chromebook – Tech Classes, Resources and Thoughts For Educators
April 20, 2022 - I have used several slicing programs to prepare my models for 3D printing, but none comes close to PrusaSlicer, which is open-source (free) for all to use. Unfortunately, up until now, you need a “real computer” to use it as it needed to be installed. Now, the Linux build can be installed on a Chromebook, making a premier slicer available to any student with a CB.
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r/3Dprinting on Reddit: Slicer that runs on Chromebook
April 27, 2020 -
Hello folks,
We’ve just got our hands on a chrome book for general use and I was wondering if there are any slicer that work on it? Or how to make one? Just as a back up if my ancient tower fails
Thanks
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My main computer is unavailable, so I'm using my Chromebook - I'm using Astroprint, and it works very well for me. My other option was to remotely access my work computer and use Cura from there.
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Have you checked it will adequately run Linux? That should open up the possibilities a lot, otherwise you'll probably be stuck with online only applications.
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Prusaslicer on linux on a chromebook ...issues
Obviously, you are smarter than the guys at both Prusa and Cura who can't seem to solve the problem. If they would publish your workaround, a lot more people would use the program(s). Chromebooks are something like 50% of all purchases by schools. regards, R ... I got this to work by using the GTK2 version of PrusaSlicer.
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r/3Dprinting on Reddit: Gute Slicer für Chromebook?
September 2, 2024 -
Mein aktueller (cloud3dprint) spinnt und beendet die „Analyse“ meiner Modelle nicht. Gibt es bessere für Chromebook?
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Running PrusaSlicer on ChromeBook help - Prusa Forum
February 10, 2021 - Running PrusaSlicer on ChromeBook help · Notifications · Clear all · Last Post · RSS · geekbuckeye · (@geekbuckeye) New Member · I have been following the instructions but I am getting an error that says the certificates are expired and that the certificate is not trusted in Linux.