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>Today, we at SFC, along with our OpenWrt member project, announce the production release of the OpenWrt One. This is the first wireless Internet router designed and built with your software freedom and right to repair in mind. The OpenWrt One will never be locked down and is forever unbrickable. This device services your needs as its owner and user. Everyone deserves control of their computing. The OpenWrt One takes a great first step toward bringing software rights to your home: you can control your own network with the software of your choice, and ensure your right to change, modify, and repair it as you like.

Archive: https://archive.today/wvy1j From the post: >>Today, we at SFC, along with our OpenWrt member project, announce the production release of the OpenWrt One. This is the first wireless Internet router designed and built with your software freedom and right to repair in mind. The OpenWrt One will never be locked down and is forever unbrickable. This device services your needs as its owner and user. Everyone deserves control of their computing. The OpenWrt One takes a great first step toward bringing software rights to your home: you can control your own network with the software of your choice, and ensure your right to change, modify, and repair it as you like.
[–] • 4 pts

Years ago I ran OpenWRT on a Linksys AP/Router and I recall how much less I needed to restart the device. I'd buy this if I needed one. Having a non-shit router will change your life.

[–] • 2 pts

Also lets you keep more up-to-date after the manufacturer abandons it. I've been running OpenWRT/DD-WRT for a decade on my routers. Also a nice way to have the same software on multiple routers even if from different brands.

[–] • 2 pts

Yeah, Linksys WRT54-GL. That was my go-to. I started out with DDWRT though and moved to OpenWRT later on.

Now I use ubiquiti for everything. If I had to build my own again I would probably go with the pfsense fork opensense.