Port OPNsense to Linux?

Started by MrWizard, March 30, 2026, 11:40:27 AM

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April 05, 2026, 12:08:07 PM #60
Quote from: pfry on April 05, 2026, 04:17:57 AMNobody remembers pfsense 3?

...they are too young :-D
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April 06, 2026, 03:45:11 PM #61
To throw gas on the fire, there is a small group working on a GUI for VyOS, he has a github set up for this and is working along as fast as time allows. It might be really interesting once it's done.
Today at 10:03:51 AM #62 Last Edit: Today at 10:06:14 AM by franco
Quote from: pfry on April 05, 2026, 04:17:57 AMNobody remembers pfsense 3?

I was there 3000 years ago...

On a more serious note OPNsense isn't going anywhere. The fate of FreeBSD is that of FreeBSD itself and they made it clear. For our part we can and will manage very well.

All the people wanting the ultimate Linux based firewall but nobody really doing it...  maybe the two are mutually exclusive or we just haven't waited long enough?


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Today at 10:18:49 AM #63
Quote from: franco on Today at 10:03:51 AMAll the people wanting the ultimate Linux based firewall but nobody really doing it

One could argue that Mikrotik's RouterOS fits that bill. Oh, you (*) want it to be open source ... well :-)

(*) not you personally, Franco
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Today at 10:29:11 AM #64
That's the point indeed... build it... yes... open source it... investors don't like that.


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