com.bambulab.BambuStudio

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Bambu Studio is a cutting-edge, feature-rich slicing software. It contains project-based workflows, systematically optimized slicing algorithms, and an easy-to-use graphical interface, bringing users an incredibly smooth printing experience.

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exodous 1 week ago

I don't want to give it a one star review but hopefully the maintainer will see this and I'll check back occasionally to give it 5 starts. One star because there is no night mode/dark mode available when installed through the repository. It is available when just installed from github. So if the maintainer fixes this I'll give it 5 stars.

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leogout 1 month ago

It worked well on my last linux mint install but it is lagging a lot on my new computer (mint also). Bambu lab takes 30 seconds to open, even triggering a "wait for the process or kill it?" popup. Then the app once open lags a lot. Buttons take several clicks to trigger. Overall very bad user experience, but with patience i'm able to slice and print parts.

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Kardzhilov 3 months ago

Earlier it was working flawlessly for the most part. I had some minor bugs that appeared and dissapeard with version changes but version 2.2.0 broke it entrerly. You are not able to render or slice any stl do not update if you have an earlier version until it is fixed

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ShoulderMonster 4 months ago

For some reason I didn't consider there was already an official Bambu Studio fork for Linux, so I had installed the Windows version under Wine... It was so glitchy and could not connect to the A1 printer. This Flatpak version works swell! It threatened to force quit twice so far, but I think that's just my system running too many things at once anyway. Otherwise, everything works, and I can finally print from my computer instead of manually copying files to the mini SD card. :)

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lazarus102 7 months ago

Useless. Apparently it's primarily designed to only work with their hardware.. It expects me to enter codes that aren't in my printer screen's GUI(Qidi Q1 Pro). IDK what the point was of selecting your printer on startup, since it won't work anyways, unless it's bamboo that is.. Off to the rubish bin with this.. Also, it forces you to select a filament on startup, but it doesn't even have crealty.. I'm pretty sure a lot more people use that than their name brand..

5
Crzy 1 year ago

Finally a linux build!