GNU/Linux Fedora 31 Install Slic3r – QuickStart Guide
Hi! The Tutorial shows you Step-by-Step How to Download and Install Slic3r 3D Printing Software in Fedora 31 64-bit GNU/Linux Desktop.
And Slic3r for Fedora is the Open-Source Tool you need to Convert a 3D Model (STL, OBJ, AMF) into Printing Instructions for your 3D Printer.
It Cuts the Model into Horizontal Slices (Layers), Generates Toolpaths to Fill them and Calculates the Amount of Material to be Extruded.
Especially relevant how it’s Compatible with Any Modern Printer based on the RepRap Toolchain, including all those based on the Marlin, Sprinter and Repetier Firmware.
Moreover, it also Works with Mach3, LinuxCNC and Machinekit Controllers.
Finally, this guide includes detailed instructions about to Getting-Started with Slic3r on Fedora.
1. Launching Shell Emulator
Open a Terminal window
(Press “Enter” to Execute Commands).
2. Installing AppImageLauncher
Then to Set up AppImageLauncher on Fedora
Optional because you can simply Download and Run the AppImage As Is.AppImageLauncher Fedora Setup GuideThe AppImage may Not Verified so to Run it Securely in a Sandbox see: Firejail Setup.
3. Downloading Slic3r
Download Slic3r for Fedora GNU/Linux
If possible choose directly ‘Open with AppImageLauncher’.4. Running App
Then for First, Running Slic3r on Fedora
If the AppImageLauncher Wizard Pop Up then Choose between ‘Run’ and ‘Integrate and Run’:The Slic3r App Integration grant also the Desktop Launcher Creation.
Otherwise Launch it with a simple Double-Click.
Instead, to Run Slic3r without AppImageLauncher Setup.
Make a Folder to Hold the AppImages with:mkdir $HOME/appImages
Then Switch Slic3r into the Location:mv ~/Downloads/Slic3r*.AppImage ~/appImages
Finally, to Run it Double-Click or from Command Line:~/appImages/Slic3r*.AppImage
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5. Slic3r Getting-Started Guide
Getting-Started with Slic3r for Fedora GNU/Linux
So Now I’m truly Happy if My Guide could Help you to Quick-Start with Slic3r on Fedora 31!