Re: [Trisquel-users] Get TPE-R1100 cheaper?

[lynx]

I bought one of these last year when they could still be shipped to the USA.   
In addition to the ethical considerations of running a "libre" router, the  
performance was excellent and the box was surprisingly configurable (the  
built-in NTP server support is a neat touch).  The improvement over my old  
Linksys WRT54GL (re-flashed with Tomato) was felt immediately, to the point  
that it would be easier to assume I upgraded my connection rather than just  
replaced a router.  But true to its price point, IPv6 support didn't seem all  
great, and not having the ability to (easily) swap out the WiFi antennas was  
a slight annoyance.  But these were small blemishes on what I think is a  
stellar piece of kit for what I paid for it.

Regrettably, I had to return to using a locked-down router to run a 4G  
connection at home when I moved out of town.  I miss my ThinkPenguin router,  
and would recommend one to anyone needing a good, fast router for home use.