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by Uptrenda
566 days ago
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This is somewhat true but their fork of Openwrt is horribly out of date, very hacked, and has a baby interface that doesn't fully provide what openwrt can do. I found myself having to manually edit files on the routers shell. I mean my use-cases aren't exactly normal since I'm testing very arcane networking stuff. But I found myself disappointed. I want something that has like actual good packages already installed for common internet standards, that are configured by experts (so they work), that supports IPv6 perfectly, and is user-friendly so I can use it for what I need without having to work on router firmware. It's like... maybe I should write my own firmware at this point. Cause everything is actually just shit. |
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???
Devices like Flint 2 have LuCI preinstalled. It's even linked in GL.iNets interface (IIRC on the Advanced page).