Creality Slicer on ChromeOS

Creality Print, also known as Crealty Slicer is an advanced 3D printing slicer designed for several Creality Printers based on Prusa Slicer, offering customizable features and optimized workflows for various printer models, Creality Print will work on x86_64 ChromeOS Devices with Linux Support, it will not function on Arm based devices.

Installing Creality Slicer (Creality Print) on ChromeOS

Navigate to https://github.com/CrealityOfficial/CrealityPrint/releases and download the latest "Ubuntu 2004" File, as of this writing, the current file is named "CrealityPrint_Ubuntu2004-V6.2.2.3203-x86_64-Release.AppImage " however you should download the latest release. You should move this .AppImage file into the root of your ChromeOS "Linux Files" directory

=== "x86_64" You can install Creality Print via the following instructions

```bash

mkdir ~/bin
mv CrealityPrint_Ubuntu2004*.AppImage ~/bin/CrealityPrint.AppImage
sudo apt install libwebkit2gtk-4.1-dev fuse
chmod +x ~/bin/CrealityPrint.AppImage

```

=== "arm/aarch64" Creality Print does not currently have a ARM/ARM64 Release, please visit the ChromeOS Guide 3D Printing Section for other options

```bash


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Launching Creality Print

You can launch Bambu Studio via the following command

```bash ./bin/CrealityPrint.AppImage

```

Selecting Default Root CA Store

On the Initial Launch of Creality Print, you will be prompted to select the default SSL Store. Some Linux Distros will use a non-standard SSL Store Location however as this is already setup on ChromeOS, simply select "Remember my Choice" followed by "Yes".