Coova vs Xwrt

[Aykut Demirkol]

Thanks David.
What's the plan in kamikaze version of Coova, to give a lot feature as 
Xwrt? or will try to be simple and stable again?

Respectfully,

AB

wlan at mac.com wrote:
> The web interface in CoovaAP and Xwrt both stem from the same source - 
> the original whiterussian webif.  The Xwrt project started as the 
> kamikaze port of this webif and added _a lot_ of features. Xwrt tries 
> to make as many things possible configurable, whereas CoovaAP tries to 
> keep the interface as simple as possible.  Xwrt tends to map all 
> possible options for an app into the webif, so it assumes the user 
> knows what they are doing. CoovaAP tries to hide the complexity of 
> applications by keeping the interface minimal.
>
> CoovaAP is probably more "stable" solely because it has fewer options 
> and supports fewer platforms. Of course, I'm speaking only of the web 
> interfaces and not in terms of whiterussian vs. kamikaze. When it 
> comes to moving CoovaAP to kamikaze, I'm working on a completely 
> different kind of web interface, as described here:
>
>     http://coova.org/wordpress/index.php/2007/05/03/embedded-web-20/
>
> David
>
> On Jan 20, 2008, at 2:19 AM, Ahmet wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>> Here is a new bee question:
>> Can we compare coova and xwrt in terms of practicality, stability, or 
>> else..
>>
>> Can you share your opinions and knowledge with me.
>>
>> Respectfully,
>>
>> AB
>>
>>
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