Install Bambu Studio on Linux ARM Device #

Bambu Studio #

Optimized 3D slicing software for BambuLab and other printers
This is based on PrusaSlicer, but brings project-based workflows, more features, and better default presets.
This will not render the 3D models as smoothly as Cura will, as it is a flatpak running under xwayland.

To run: Menu -> Graphics -> BambuStudio
To run in a terminal: flatpak run --command=entrypoint --file-forwarding com.bambulab.BambuStudio

Fortunately, Bambu Studio is very easy to install on your Linux ARM Device in just two steps.

1. Install Pi-Apps - the best app installer for Linux ARM Device.
2. Use Pi-Apps to install Bambu Studio.

Compatibility #

For the best chance of this working, we recommend using the latest LTS of Ubuntu or Debian from your hardware manufacturer.
Bambu Studio will only run on an Ubuntu/Debian ARM64 OS. Pi-Apps will not let you install Bambu Studio on an Ubuntu/Debian ARM32 OS.

Install Pi-Apps #

Pi-Apps is a free tool that makes it incredibly easy to install the most useful programs on your Linux ARM Device with just a few clicks.

Open a terminal and run this command to install Pi-Apps:

wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Botspot/pi-apps/master/install | bash

Feel free to check out the Pi-Apps source code here: https://github.com/Botspot/pi-apps

Install Bambu Studio #

Now that you have Pi-Apps installed, it is time to install Bambu Studio.
First launch Pi-Apps from your start menu:

Then click on the Engineering category.

Now scroll down to find Bambu Studio in the list.

Just click Install and Pi-Apps will install Bambu Studio for you!

Pi-Apps is a free and open source tool made by Botspot and other contributors. Find out more at https://pi-apps.io