Add OPNsense, OpenWRT and DD-WRT

[WebSnke]

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Why it is awesome

OPNsense is a useful and powerful router with the ability to install plugins.

[nodiscc]

Very nice, thank you. I suggested a minor syntax correction.

I have used DD-WRT in a professional context and would recommend it if you need to squeeze a lot a features from the cheap embedded devices it supports.

I have not used OpenWrt but I see it as a frequent recommendation/alternative to DD-WRT (I think the list of supported devices is different).

I have used pfSense CE in a professional context (but not OPNsense), I would also recommend it as it has a lot of features, the UI is clean/very manageable, it's actively maintained, and FOSS. Since OPNsense is a fork, I would approve it as well.

@WebSnke in short, why would you recommend OPNsense instead of pfSense? The wikipedia page does not give much details about the reason of the fork.

[WebSnke]

@WebSnke in short, why would you recommend OPNsense instead of pfSense? The wikipedia page does not give much details about the reason of the fork.

I added OPNsense because the GUI seems more user-friendly and because it gets updated more frequently.
It was forked many years ago and the developers seem to have made many changes, which is why I think that it should have its own entry.

[WebSnke]

@WebSnke in short, why would you recommend OPNsense instead of pfSense? The wikipedia page does not give much details about the reason of the fork.

I added OPNsense because the GUI seems more user-friendly and because it gets updated more frequently. It was forked many years ago and the developers seem to have made many changes, which is why I think that it should have its own entry.

I haven't used it though but it was also recommended by LTT in one of their videos.

[WebSnke]

Is it ready to be merged?