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qidi tech 1 - linux guide
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# There is actually no info shipped with the printer on how to use it on linux | |
# this guide will hopefully save you some time trying the different slicer options out there | |
# Install java runtime environment | |
# The apt-get commands are intendet to be used on distributions that utilize the apt package management system and will slightliy differ for other distros | |
sudo apt-get install openjdk-8-jre | |
# Install python and python-tk | |
sudo apt-get install python-tk python2.7 | |
# Download replicatorg from one of these mirrors (one that appears trustworthy) since the download link on the original site is down | |
# or search the web for replicatorg-0040-linux.tgz since the official mirror appears to be down | |
# http://www.filewatcher.com/m/replicatorg-0040-linux.tgz.45962287-0.html | |
# Unpack the archive and cd into the directory | |
# Make file replicatorg executable using chmod | |
chmod +x replicatorg | |
# Now start replicatorg and slice your models according to the documentation | |
# If you run into errors try starting it again if they reproduce please document and send them to me | |
# It is possible that I have had some dependencies already installed | |
./replicatorg | |
# Happy printing :) |
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