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How to Use a Remote Ollama or llama.cpp Server From a Desktop AI App on Windows in 2026

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Your Windows laptop has 16 GB of memory and integrated graphics. The tower in the next room has an NVIDIA RTX card and already runs Ollama or llama-server with a 30B model loaded. You want to chat with that model from the laptop, with chat history and a thinking switch, without copying a 20 GB file…

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  1. 2026-10-27 09:52 · DEV Community — AI
    How to Use a Remote Ollama or llama.cpp Server From a Desktop AI App on Windows in 2026

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