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Looking for a self-hosted web-based slicer application
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Bookmarked for investigation when I finish my current batch of tasks (and 3 reminders set so when I forget I'm reminded)
Might need to set up a VPN server so you can access (if your Pi is behind a firewall) - this is what I do so I can access when away from home.
No worries on that front, VPN is already set up and was established several years ago to do this and these days none of this infrastructure runs on a pi. But yes, that would be needed had I not already done so.