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iStore/OpenWrt unstable? Try these two open-source alternatives.

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If you often find other versions of OpenWrt or iStore to be unstable and insecure, but don't want to give up on software stores, consider trying open-source and free OpenWrt derivatives like ImmoralWrt, CatWrt, or QWRT. These firmware options offer stability, security, and performance, with each having its own unique features and drawbacks. ImmoralWrt is based on OpenWrt with exclusive plugins and support for Kmod kernel modules. CatWrt is a customized version of Lean's LEDE with stable performance and user-friendly customization options. QWRT, based on Lean's LEDE, offers high performance but requires payment for access to closed-source features.

Often using other versions of OpenWrt or iStore, do you always feel unstable and insecure? Don't want to give up the app store? Even the speed may not be fully utilized?
The router is an important gateway to the Internet. If you don't want to rely on commercial companies, try the open-source and free derivative version of OpenWrt. The functionality and stability can be guaranteed. The last one is closed-source, highly recommended.

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ImmoralWrt#

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ImmoralWrt is currently contributed by @天灵 and is based on the OpenWrt mainline with modifications. It meets your various software imaginations and supports the installation of Kmod kernel modules.

It has exclusive application plugins, rich in variety, and the software is relatively new. You can use the acceleration provided by Peking University Open Source Mirror and support the ImmortalWrt firmware selector to build exclusive firmware. It supports most hardware on the market and supports self-compilation.

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Disadvantages: It can be relatively cumbersome for beginners to solve problems, and the 23 version based on the OpenWrt mainline may be slow on low-end models.

CatWrt#

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CatWrt is a reissued version by @miaoermua and is based on Lean's LEDE with simple customization. Users can conduct open source code audits, build their own software sources, and support the installation of Kmod kernel modules.

Under certain conditions, it provides a stable and performance-oriented system environment, which is fast on low-end models. It provides problem guidance that only customization has, and has blogs and videos to explore new ways of playing.

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Disadvantages: It only provides popular models and cannot provide support beyond the support list.

QWRT#

QWRT is based on the closed-source Lean's LEDE, and is responsible for by @Lean and his team with years of OpenWrt experience. It relies on the ImmoralWrt software source to install plugins, has exclusive application plugins, supports most hardware, and has the most performance-oriented firmware with the closed-source QSDK and MTK SDK.

Disadvantages: You need to pay to get the performance brought by closed-source.

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  1. https://www.miaoer.xyz/posts/network/catwrt ↩

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