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My old Netgear XR500 running DumaOS had a similar journey. It started out brilliantly, and I really liked its unique QoS and Geo-Filter features. However, over time the focus shifted towards a new direction, and unfortunately the XR500 reached end of life before Netduma fully realised that vision.

I’m not suggesting ASUS will do the same, but it does remind me of how software platforms can evolve, sometimes leaving existing features in a transitional state for quite a while.

That’s why I’m ASUSWRT-Merlin and supported forks all the way.

In a completely sane world, madness is the only freedom (J.G.Ballard).

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