Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The official OrcaSlicer releases provide a Linux AppImage for Linux users, there is no such release available for the FlashForge fork/releases.
Which printers will be beneficial to this feature
Adventurer 5M Series
Describe the solution you'd like
Unless FlashForge intends to contribute back all Adventurer support work to the official OrcaSlicer releases then there needs to be an Orca-FlashForge release for Linux users as well.
Describe alternatives you've considered
There is a FlashPrint release for Linux but there are other capabilities, and even the Adventurer 5M encloser printing instructions recommend using OrcaSlicer for printing.
Additional context
This also would support running Orca-FlashForce on Chromebook devices which are common for educational purposes. I will actually be teaching a homeschool course on 3D modeling and printing to students that have only Chromebooks and it would be a huge benefit to allow the use of Orca-FlashForge for these students to slice their 3D models.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. The official OrcaSlicer releases provide a Linux AppImage for Linux users, there is no such release available for the FlashForge fork/releases.
Which printers will be beneficial to this feature Adventurer 5M Series
Describe the solution you'd like Unless FlashForge intends to contribute back all Adventurer support work to the official OrcaSlicer releases then there needs to be an Orca-FlashForge release for Linux users as well.
Describe alternatives you've considered There is a FlashPrint release for Linux but there are other capabilities, and even the Adventurer 5M encloser printing instructions recommend using OrcaSlicer for printing.
Additional context This also would support running Orca-FlashForce on Chromebook devices which are common for educational purposes. I will actually be teaching a homeschool course on 3D modeling and printing to students that have only Chromebooks and it would be a huge benefit to allow the use of Orca-FlashForge for these students to slice their 3D models.