[juliangmp]

I go with prusa any day, repairability is very nice with their machines. Plus more of my money goes to a company that's in Europe and actually maintains the most important part of the 3D printing ecosystem: the slicer.

Most other manufacturers just slap their logo on top of cura or prusaslicer (or violate their licenses).

[dambon]

> Most other manufacturers just slap their logo on top of cura or prusaslicer

Isn't PrusaSlicer just Slic3r?

https://help.prusa3d.com/article/general-info_1910

[ThatPlayer]

Slic3r doesn't really see much development anymore, with the latest release more than 5 years ago.

https://github.com/slic3r/Slic3r

PrusaSlicer has added a lot of features since then. Even Bambu's slicer is built on top of PrusaSlicer.

[wakeupcall]

It was based on Slic3r, however I urge you to diff the sources to see how much has been rewritten and extended. Plain Slic3r is too far behind both PrusaSlicer and Cura nowdays.