A software tool that manages routes efficiently and optimizes travel plans.
Gargoyle is a software that serves as an interface for small routers that are widely available, such as the Linksys WRT54G series and the La Fonera. This software goes beyond what the default software provides, as it offers users sophisticated dynamic DNS, bandwidth monitoring tools, and quality of service. The primary goal of Gargoyle is to provide an interface that is polished and easier to configure than any other existing firmware.
This software is based on the most recent Kamikaze release of the OpenWrt firmware, but unlike other web interfaces, Gargoyle focuses more on user-friendliness and is for both average and power users. However, users must exercise caution when installing this software as even a single mistake could render the router into a useless brick that can only be utilized as a paperweight.
Before installing the software, users must ask themselves whether they are prepared to take the risk of permanently disabling their $100 router. If such an eventuality comes to pass, users can either calmly look for a new replacement router, or get creative with the newly rendered brightly-colored brick, either as an art exhibit or as a weapon to fend off an attacker.
It is important to note that Gargoyle is distributed without any warranty, and the author(s) assume zero liability for any damages caused by this software. While it is hoped that Gargoyle will be useful, its use comes with the acknowledgment of the user of the potential risks and responsibility should anything go wrong.
This software is based on the most recent Kamikaze release of the OpenWrt firmware, but unlike other web interfaces, Gargoyle focuses more on user-friendliness and is for both average and power users. However, users must exercise caution when installing this software as even a single mistake could render the router into a useless brick that can only be utilized as a paperweight.
Before installing the software, users must ask themselves whether they are prepared to take the risk of permanently disabling their $100 router. If such an eventuality comes to pass, users can either calmly look for a new replacement router, or get creative with the newly rendered brightly-colored brick, either as an art exhibit or as a weapon to fend off an attacker.
It is important to note that Gargoyle is distributed without any warranty, and the author(s) assume zero liability for any damages caused by this software. While it is hoped that Gargoyle will be useful, its use comes with the acknowledgment of the user of the potential risks and responsibility should anything go wrong.
What's New
Version 1.0.0 Final: N/A