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I just spent an hour at Google and the OpenWRT site looking for something that might be called a "List of Features." I did not find one.

I did find this: url but it is not an official project document so I'm left with as many questions as answers.

I know that OpenWRT uses dynamic packages for feature deployment, but I'd expect some sort of grid page -- package vs. edition -- or similar so that one might have some idea what is available to choose from.

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I know that part of the Linux sociology involves some amount of "you just gotta know." However, unless one is a networking maven or wonk one does not know enough about network features to state which features one wants ... much less know what name to use in search or discussion.

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