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· Total noob Question on Cura and Raspberry pi
Impossible is nothing, but it would require a fair bit of development to run Cura (the frontend) on a raspberry pi. The RPI has no OpenGL (only GLES), and probably runs out of memory loading even the simplest STLs; one of the reasons UM stopped supporting win32 was that it kept running out of memory, at 4 gb.
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Impossible is nothing, but it would require a fair bit of development to run Cura (the frontend) on a raspberry pi. The RPI has no OpenGL (only GLES), and probably runs out of memory loading even the simplest STLs; one of the reasons UM stopped supporting win32 was that it kept running out of memory, at 4 gb.
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