you might need to do a right-click "Share with Linux" on the USB drive with the ChromeOS Files app
That worked, thank you, one last question, how am I supposed to save, I click the save button it does nothing because I go to my chrome files (preinstalled) and its not there.
Edited by E101Thank you it worked.
Edited by E101
Just a note: Moved this topic to the correct section on the forum.
sorry im new and didn't know what to put
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23 minutes ago, E101 said:sorry im new and didn't know what to put
No worries 😃
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I stumbled upon this fix for the Cura AppImage, which I installed the latest version of (5.3.0) on my Chromebook. Previous versions may or may not have the same issue, but this is probably applicable to those versions as well.
So I looked at the log messages generated by Cura in Terminal for a clue and came across this:
No applications found for mimetype: inode/directory
.No applications found for mimetype: inode/directory
Which started the wheels turning. Running this to display the default application for the above mimetype:
xdg-mime query default inode/directory
came up empty. So ChromeOS Linux doesn't have a default file manager (like Nautilus or Thunar) and an AppImage can't open files or folders. This article suggested Nautilus, or rather the Cinnamon fork, Nemo, for ChromeOS. After installing it (Warning: installs a LOT of packages):
sudo apt install nemo
And restarting Cura, voila
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