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I'd rather see them contribute those features to openwrt than reinvent the wheel. Again.
by zanny 12y ago
I'd rather see them contribute those features to openwrt than reinvent the wheel. Again.
- fredsted 12y agoIt's based on CeroWRT, a fork of OpenWRT, so they could probably do just that.
- rektide 12y agoFYI: CeroWRT is a fork based around David Taht's work combating bufferbloat. It describes itself as a project built on top of OpenWRT, which sounds slightly less scary IMO than fork. http://www.bufferbloat.net/projects/cerowrt http://www.bufferbloat.net/projects/cerowrt