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I don't particularly want to use quite outdated versions of GNOME either. On my laptop, I don't want to use Kernel 3.6 that doesn't have the latest improvements to work with Intel processors, direct rendering management, and power saving. Consequently, you don't get improvements to the kernel, or other packages you may use frequently. Genuine question as a Ubuntu user, where do you win using Debian on a laptop? I totally understand using it on servers, as it is the definition of 'rock solid' and you can ensure that it will work 100% of the time.Īdmittedly I don't pay a huge amount of attention to the differences, but isn't using Ubuntu LTS compromising in the same way as Debian stable? Specifically, packages are oriented for stability. > Yes I know you can mitigate this with LTS but that's a big compromise. I think people still use it mainly because they were exposed to it at school or work and don't know any better. I think the only reason this OS family is still alive is because RedHat managed to sell so many copies to big corps and universities. yum/rpm is just horrible if you've used nearly anything else. I don't have time to spend fiddling around with the OS.ĭon't get me started on Fedora/CentOS/RedHat. I find Arch, Gentoo and many others to be a lot of work. Many people are scared away by the "testing" release but this is what Ubuntu and Mint are based off of.

#REPETIER SERVER PI SETUP .BASHRC SOFTWARE#

Debian "testing" has all the latest software and yet is still very stable. I think a lot of people dismiss Debian as unmodern or some how less than the distros built on it but that's hardly the case. If you get behind with upgrades you are screwed.Įven after all these years it's hard to beat apt-get. Ubuntu or Mint, which are built on Debian do not add much value these days, IMO and Ubuntu's 6 month release cycle is intolerable.

Upload new printer firmware via Repetier-Server web interface – updating was never easier.Debian and I'm surprised more people aren't saying so.

Heatup and Cooldown Wizard – This feature measures heating and cooling speed needed for accurate printing time prediction.

Preview Images – Fully configurable high quality rendered images for all models for easy recognition.

Price Calculation – You get the production costs before printing.

Small Memory Requirement – Print files of any size with new file management.

#REPETIER SERVER PI SETUP .BASHRC MAC#

Repetier-Server runs on Windows, Mac and Linux, even on small and cheap systems like Rhaspberry Pi.Drive multiple printers simultaneously.Watch your printer working via webcam and create astonishing timelapse videos to share or control your prints.You can access and control your printers from anywhere via a browser from any PC, Mac, smartphone or tablet.Repetier-Server is the perfect complement to Repetier-Host and already included! Access and Control your 3D Printers from Anywhere via Repetier-Server Biotech companies even print organs with Repetier-Host. This is the reason why you can print any filament in perfect quality like PLA, ABS, PETG, chocolate or metal, if your printer hardware supports it.

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Repetier-Host is easy to use, even for beginners, but gives you full control of your printer, slicer and printing process if needed.