On Mon, Nov 24, 2025 at 07:46:48AM -0800, Heppler, J. Scott wrote:
> I can't speak for SuperSlicer or Cura, but PrusaSlicer and OrcaSlicer
> have that capability built in and I have tested it on OpenBSD's
> PrusaSlicer.

I'm not sure I follow, but yes PrusaSlicer (in ports) and OrcaSlicer
(that I'm working on) can both send files to an Octoprint server.  This
new port is a "proxy" for sending files to Snapmaker printers by being
an Octoprint server, doing some minor fixups to the gcode, and then
sending it to Snapmaker printers.

 
> This package would be useful for BambuLab printers with Bambuslicer -
> the default LAN upload goes through BambuLab's cloud based in China.
> People doing potentially patentable work on BambuLab, disable the LAN
> wifi, except for firmware updates, and mule their print job over on a
> USB flash drive.

This would not be useful for BambuLab printers as I don't believe they
are supported.  A similar software for those printers would be useful,
but I don't plan on having one, so it would be useful for someone else.


> My 3D printer came with OrcaSlicer and the code is a mess.  I ended up
> making my own Klipper based profile for PrusaSlicer.
> 
> Cura, I have not used, but it is OpenSource and is a maintained package
> for both Debian and Arch Linux.  For Snapmaker printer owners, it should
> be a reasonable port.
 

I'm not quite sure I understood the entirety of this email, but as owner
of a Snapmaker printer, I do find this software very helpful.