In my experience LuCI is very useful for editing configuration and monitoring the network. LuCI offers an intermediate step between the simplicity of lime-app and the complexity of SSH command line configuration. Given this usefulness and the alpha status of lime-app, I will likely install LuCI on devices for the moment, and maybe uninstall lime-app to save space and RAM until lime-app reaches release status.<br><br>Would this interfere with the functioning of LibreMesh?<br><br>For example, with LuCI I can:<br>- monitor network traffic quantity and connections<br>- set static routes for local services<br>- configure WWAN (internet connection via wifi)<br>- set a static address for WAN client (this was necessary in one of our networks)<br>- see what devices are connected<br>- look at logs<br>- change wifi SSID, hide SSID, change wifi password, create MAC-based access control list<br>- install and remove packages<br><br>Without LuCI, I either have to:<br>1) give up on these things,<br>2) configure them at the moment of compiling firmware and reflash the device, or<br>3) learn how to do these things via SSH (and forget about having pretty charts on the command line).<br><br>cheers,<br>Patrick