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I'm a 100% with you. I've been running OpenWRT since the WRT54G days. It's not perfect but it's the original embedded Linux distro. I know plenty of people run

I'm a 100% with you. I've been running OpenWRT since the WRT54G days. It's not perfect but it's the original embedded Linux distro. I know plenty of people run UniFi these days but personally, I'll stick with my OpenWRT flashed APs attached to an OPNsense router/firewall. That said, to each their own. I'm happy to see a multitude of options out there. One of these days I might just go back and build myself Linux/nftables router like the old days when I ran ipchains on a 100MHz 486DX4 running Linux. I'll definitely take a look at Attended Sysupgrade, this is my first of hearing about it. Thanks for that.

AviationAtom 4y ago
I only really used UniFi for APs. Ubiquiti has really taken a turn for the worse in recent times though. I too used to run a router on a 486 (?), circa 1998. It was shared out wirelessly with my neighbor, so he'd cover half of my 512 Kbps DSL bill (I was in middle school at the time). If I remember correct I ran the SmoothWall distro on it. Good memories of bygone times.