OpenWRT is pretty great at offering features and security for consumer devices. Glad to see a release!
I used it for a while, but after I've had it for a few months, and want to improve/diagnose something, I can't easily tell which config I've changed from defaults, and so can't easily diagnose how I might have screwed it up, or predict how changes will impact the rest of the system.
I moved my router to NixOS, where I can now see the ~250 config that covers the custom setup needed for my ISP/LAN.
If asked, I'd still recommend OpenWRT for most techies, since it's easier to get started.
I used it for a while, but after I've had it for a few months, and want to improve/diagnose something, I can't easily tell which config I've changed from defaults, and so can't easily diagnose how I might have screwed it up, or predict how changes will impact the rest of the system.
I moved my router to NixOS, where I can now see the ~250 config that covers the custom setup needed for my ISP/LAN.
If asked, I'd still recommend OpenWRT for most techies, since it's easier to get started.