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Posted · which hardware use ?

hello to every one sorry for my bad inglish ..(I speak spanish)

ok this is my question ..

I have a Raspberry 2 b there is some way to use cura with it ? (use raspy system or ubuntu or other )

and one friend has been told me to buy a stick pc (Asus TS10) is compatible with cura ?

I hope you can help me thanks.

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    Posted · which hardware use ?

    Hi, and welcome to the forums.

    I doubt Cura would run on a Raspberry Pi properly (if it starts at all due to the OpenGL version maybe).

    Usually the workflow when preparing files for printing is to run the slicer (Cura for example) on a desktop computer and then use the resulting .gcode file to print on a 3d printer.

    You could use the Raspberry Pi with something like OctoPrint:

    http://octoprint.org/

    But if you have no experience with 3d printing, I wouldn't recommend it yet.

    As for the USB stick - as long as the computer where Cura runs on recognizes the stick, you should be fine.

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