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Honestly I'm a big fan of openWRT as it can give very good performance on cheap and used hardware.
I've never used it on amd64 but it may be worth a shot.
I used devices from gl iNet, the devices are good, but I find the UI of opnsense way better (compared to advance ui of openWRT) and updates are directly from opnsense.
I still have them for smaller network tests but for some reason I never got close to it. Probably another reason is that my brother uses opnsense too, if we have any issues we can ask each other for help.
Is there a good gui suggestion?
It comes with a fairly extensive GUI
Last time I used Luci gui was like 12 years ago. How has it improved since?
I haven't been using it for 12 years but right now the Luci GUI is the most extensive router GUI I've used.