PrusaSlicer. I like the settings better. It's a good slicer.

I use Cura for no reason other than it's simply the most popular, and easiest to find help with 🤷

Also Prusa only provides an AppImage, which is incredibly inconvenient.

Orcaslicer

Another vote for prusa here. The recently added organic supports are really awesome. It’s enabled me to print some things I previously would not have attempted.

Prusa slicer, partially because I have a mk3s+ but also because I tried to use cura many times but always several minutes into using it, my entire laptop just shuts off, like the power was pulled, no logs written to disk, no error message. It's the only program to do that and I can't even report an issue because there's no logs I can submit. I assume it's related to taxing my GPU in a way that causes a power related fault.

Another OrcaSlicer user here. Started off with PrusaSlicer and switched over at a friend's recommendation, and honestly am so glad I did (it has a much nicer UI and some really neat features ported over from SuperSlicer).

I used Cura for a few years, then I tried Prusa and my print quality dramatically improved for reasons I have not figured out.

SLA: Lychee free version bc fuck renting licenses

FDM: prusa slicer bc open source ftw

Prusa and SuperSlicer.

Cura, I've gone back to Prusa periodically but it has too many features hidden behind simple buttons or percentage sliders for me.

Cura and my self programmed vase mode slicer

I've almost always used PrusaSlicer just because the only printers I had access to were mk3s+.

I've started playing with Cura though because A. i wanted some more complex prints that PrusaSlicer struggled to support, and B. We also got some creality cr-30's functional at my college again. So far I still feel Prusa is easier but that's likely just familiarity.

Whichever one works. I switch between Cura and PS. I'm not skilled enough to figure out the differences. I make small adjustments here and there, but IDK what I'm doing. My last print had over extrusion on the top surface, but not the walls, so I switched from Cura to PS and it works now.

Prusaslicer

Cura. Works for me.

I've only used cura (no particular reason, just what was shown to me and I now know how to use it

However, I've heard good things about both prusa and klipper

Cura has always been my go-to because we used it back in my high school drafting class and I haven't tried anything else since then...

Cura but only because I haven't tried the others yet.

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Makerware. Been trying cura but it's not cooperating with my printer entirely.

Prusaslicer. For resin I combine it with UVtools