Hello everyone,
First of all, sorry for my bad English. Nativ german here. But I will try my best.
Does anyone know if there is a solution to get Studio to run on a Chromebook?
With Cura there was the detour via the Linux developer environment to install it that way. Theoretically, a Linux version is also offered as a official download, but so far I have not been able to get it installed on ChromeOS.
Would be grateful for any tips.
You can install it like any other linux app if you have the linux VM enabled in your chromebook. Then just download the “AppImage” for ubuntu from the Releases page in the BambuStudio github page (I can’t include links in my post 
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It’s not perfect, but it does work for me 
I have a Lenovo Chromebook with an ARM processor. Is there a workaround to get Bambu Studio to work in the Linux environment?
I for some reason cannot get Linux on my Chromebook. do you have any other way I could use?
You can check to see if your Chromebook is included in the list that can run Linux here.
If your Chromebook is included in the list then follow these steps to activate it.
Had to get instructions from a Chinese made video with the Linux code was pasted in the comments in order to get Bambu Studio to work on a Chromebook. However, once opening it, it is asking for a network plug in to be installed and it doesn’t allow you to do that on the Chromebook so I can’t send anything to my printer. It appears all I can do is create and same to a micro SD card and then physically move them to the printer.
Bambu Handy runs on Chromebook. It has a lot of features for controlling the printer, initiating prints, and monitoring status.
I still don’t know how to get it
Curious what the experience will be with BS on a Chromebook.
Yes I need to also run it on a Chromebook that is provided by my school des anyone know I need it to slice my switch pro prototype A button so no linux dev tools or linux tools at all
We just need Bambu Studio as an app on play store or compatible with other slicers directly
ive just ordered the a1, but think i might be cancelling if i cant use studio on a chromebook. the handy app is ok but nowhere near as useful as the actual studio
I also would really like this to be figured out. I have a Lenovo chromebook and it won’t let me use Linux. It seems like it shouldn’t be a significant jump to get the Android app working on a chromebook, since they are so adjacent in OS. It would be really helpful for my kid, who has a laptop for school, but yet is not old enough to get a phone yet. Please fix this!!!
I am in the same boat. So is the best way to proceed to get applmage? I have tried the another way from a page and bambu studio opens but says plug-in is missing. downloads but then nothing. I have zero knowledge of Linux. I am going to continue to learn about this, but if anyone has info that may direct me that would be appreciated.
Can someone help me also use Bamboo Studio for Chromebooks for schools? We have the Bamboo Lab A1 printers but the kids don’t have a way to design something.
We use Fusion on our Chromebooks at school for design. We have 10 X1C’s but I do not let them print directly to the machines. I do that.
TinkerCAD is also an option, especially with the new updates, alot more powerful program.
@Dr_C thank you for responding to this. Over the years many teachers (and students) have posted here looking for a solution. So the students design the files on their Chromebook, then send them to you. Are you using a desktop computer and use Bambu Studio to send them to the printers, or manually on a thumb drive?
I have them upload their files to a Google folder I create for each assignment. I then will run them through the slicer. I will take them back to the print lab and let them see their prints and discuss how it’s being done. I have about 79 students me managing is key. We also don’t print out every design so selectibe in the projects as well as the criteria and constraints. Hope this helps. @oldschool3dprints
I have used bambu studio through linux on a chromebook. It’s fine, but lan mode does not work.