QIDIStudio v2.03.00.70 Release Notes
This version is synchronized with BambuStudio v2.03.00.70, with modifications to fix several known bugs.

Bug Fixes

1. Fixed inaccurate fan speed display in the slicing preview when using non-first filament. (#125)
2. Fixed the "Box setup failed" error when sending prints to Link devices. (#124)
3. Fixed inaccurate temperature display in the slicing preview when using non-first filament.
4. Fixed the "Box setup failed" error when sending prints after setting up an account user on the X-Plus 4 machine. (#118)
5. Fixed a crash caused by sending prints to multiple devices simultaneously.
6. Fixed the bug where software would crash when opening large GCode files in the MacOS system.

Miscellaneous

1. Optimized the start G-code for various printer models.
2. Updated translations.
3. Fixed a compilation failure when QDT_RELEASE_TO_PUBLIC=0. (#126). Thanks to @Psych0h3ad for contributions.
4. Optimized parameters for certain printers.
5. Optimized some Japanese translations. Thanks to @Rudokhvist for contributions.

Note for Linux Users

On newer versions of Ubuntu (e.g., Ubuntu 24), the software may crash when connecting to a printer on the device page. You can try the following three methods to temporarily work around this issue.

1. Configure WEBVIEW before launching the software (Only for Ubuntu 24).
   Use the following command to attempt opening the software:

   WEBKIT_DISABLE_COMPOSITING_MODE=0 WEBKIT_DISABLE_DMABUF_RENDERER=0 ./QIDIStudio_2.02.01.62_Ubuntu24.AppImage  

   Note: Using the above command to launch the software ensures that the Fluidd page can be opened and print tasks can be sent normally, but it may result in blank home, guide, and login pages.

2. If the first method doesn't work, you can manually add port "7125" when adding a device.
   The downside of this approach is that Fluidd cannot be opened from the device page, but it ensures the software does not crash after sending or starting a print job.

3. If all the above methods fail, you will need to manually export the G-code file, then open the corresponding device's Fluidd in a browser.
   In the task list, select "Upload File" and then execute the print operation. See the example below.