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Quite possibly, yes. Though maybe a router wouldn't qualify as a general purpose computing device, and maybe the packages wouldn't qualify as being from third-p
by wtallis 8mo ago
Quite possibly, yes. Though maybe a router wouldn't qualify as a general purpose computing device, and maybe the packages wouldn't qualify as being from third-party developers when the binaries that get downloaded are both built and distributed by OpenWRT.
- iamnothere 8mo agoOpenWRT has a shell. Under the hood it’s just Linux. If you put it on an x86 box you can attach keyboard and monitor.