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Posted · Importing manufacturer provided profiles with linux on 5.3 beta

I am trying so hard to jump into this new hobby with enthusiasm, but am struggling to find enjoyment!!

I bought an Anycubic Kobra Neo on sale, and they provided a micro sd card with the recommended settings as a handful of .curaprofile files that Linux does not know how to use. 

I add and customize a generic printer, since Cura seems to have every model from Anycubic BUT the Neo, but when I attempt to click the "import" button for either adding material or profiles nothing happens. I zipped the .curaprofile folders to view the contents and code, but have no clue what they mean or how to use them. If I knew anything about computers I wouldnt have bought a Chromebook....

 

There have to be some other users out there with Chromebooks having succesful prints- PLEASE HELP ME GET A SOLID START!

 

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    Posted · Importing manufacturer provided profiles with linux on 5.3 beta

    Hey @shechtl,

     

    Welcome to the Ultimaker Community 🎉

     

    Chromebooks are officially not yet supported by Cura. 
    You can read more about the compatible Operating Systems here: 
    https://support.makerbot.com/s/article/1667337917781

    We do have a part of the community that has worked together to have the Linux version of Cura run on Chromebooks. 
    You can read more about it here. 

     

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