The idea of VyOS is awesome: have your configuration all in one place, apply it atomically. After using it for several years, the implementation is clearly lac

The idea of VyOS is awesome: have your configuration all in one place, apply it atomically. After using it for several years, the implementation is clearly lacking. It seems that the maintainers are overloaded, because contributions to fix minor issues, or add config options get ignored in my experience. As a result, the configuration is missing some nice options in the IPv6 space (so-called tethering), and it's still using iptables for packet filtering. It's also rather hard to roll your own, with your own modules: the module system is rather hard to use. Not to mention the lack of interest to roll out a version for ARM. My next router will be based on NixOS, and will attempt to recreate the awesome UI of VyOS.