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The biggest problem I have is that they only support (or at least that's what they release publicly) x86_64. I am forced to use openwrt because the vast majorit
by rnhmjoj 3y ago
The biggest problem I have is that they only support (or at least that's what they release publicly) x86_64. I am forced to use openwrt because the vast majority of consumer low-power hardware is using ARM or exotic architectures. VyOS interface is vastly superior, though.
- sp0ck 3y agoVyOS is not targeted for such usage scenarios. It is ISP who are paying for support. I have VyOS systems with BGP, MPLS, PPPoE termination, etc that are pushing gigabits of traffic. This is VyOS usecase. Not 5W router handling home or small office.
- rnhmjoj 3y agoI've used EdgeOS in the past and it's perfect for SOHO routers too, but unfortunately is half full of proprietary extensions and semi-abandoned. I think VyOS could take its place nicely, openwrt feels like a toy compared.