It is fairly easy as for most hardware it is pre configured in a way that makes sense.
Setting it up in a VM is a different story
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In my experience it's because it's finicky as fuck and requires very specific (and often more expensive) router models, and even then it still crashes just as much as a proprietary os router.
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