I'm running OPNSense for a small private school and it seems to be working fine. I looked at pfSense but between the licensing changes, petty infighting, and "

I'm running OPNSense for a small private school and it seems to be working fine. I looked at pfSense but between the licensing changes, petty infighting, and "not so pretty" GUI I chose not to use it. One of the things that OPNSense has over pfSense is the ease-of-use factor. This firewall/router will be used in a school, by non-technical people, it needs to be pretty and easy to make simple changes to. Things like blacklisting/whitelisting a site, and adding a static IP for a printer, are activities that are commonly done by a teacher or administrator. If it's hard to do then I get a call and that's no good for me. :)