Q: makes sense for devices like linux, openwrt, tiny-routers ?

Description of Issue/Question

i like the concept of napalm ( esp. the get_facts() )

Would it make sense, to extend (plugin) that also to all net-devices, like linux servers, openwrt-based whatever, tiny routers ( like small "http config" switches ) ? some automation ( set_timeserver(), set_logserver(), enable/disabe ports should also be easy to do here) ( BTW: I'm not shy to write& share some code )

i think into this direction esp. when seeing that in combination with netbox. ( once defining the as-wished, easy to prove things are still like they should be; and yes, for some tiny home-setup this might look crazy, but running same kernel on a raspi and a top-500 computer.. too )

Did you follow the steps from https://github.com/napalm-automation/napalm#faq

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Setup

napalm version

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Network operating system version

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new stuff, like linux-servers, open-wrt based, ubiquiti-devices, ...

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napalm-automation / napalm