is there an online version of Luban?
is there a slicer that produces files good enough to load via usb?
HELP!
please (sobbing)
It’s apparently possible to load Cura, the standard slicer that Luban’s slicing code was forked from, on Intel Chromebooks, per https://3dprinterly.com/can-you-3d-print-with-a-chromebook/. That link also points to some alternate on-line slicers, but I’ve never tried them.
As far as I know, Luban is a local program for full desktop OSs only, sorry.
Long-term, you will likely want something more than a Chromebook for working with your Snapmaker. Don’t buy anything now, though—wait until chip prices come down again, then look into used laptops or small all-in-one desktop appliances.
@Gilbert my friend recently got a chromebook and is using RealVision Online i heard its semi decent link: REALvision Online: The easy-to-use online 3d print slicer
Oh also. since chrome ox is just scaled linux you can download snapmaker luban via linux How to Run Linux Apps on a Chromebook.
Thanks for your help everyone.
I tried installing Luban linux on the chromebook but didnt get very far. I’ve never used LInux before.
I have revived a very old windows laptop and its working ok for now.
I ran into the same situation with only having a Chromebook. I tried installing the Linux version but got hung up on some files that I couldn’t get to delete because the latest version doesn’t use those files anymore. I gave up after many hours and bought a lower end laptop. I dont regret it because I installed Cura, Fusion 360, and some other PC programs that are either not available on Linux or just a pain to get going.