I have recently acquired an ASUS RT-N16 router. My original plan for it was to install Tomato on it. However, after checking their website i found out that the firmware was not updated in the last 2 years. There seem to be a few updated mods but none of them really seemed mature/stable/well-documented.

I would like to know what other people recommend as open-source firmware for this router. I know the answers will probably be subjective; so i will give a bit of background on my needs:

• for now i will only use the Wi-Fi on an Android phone
• the connection will not be shared with anyone (so QOS is optional)
• i want a stable (wired) connection on my PC (for online gaming etc.)
• i want the (wired) download/upload speeds to be as close as possible to those achieved by directly plugging the Ethernet cable to the PC's network card; i have a 100 Mbps connection
• my ISP uses PPPOE
• my technical level: i am a software developer and i have good knowledge of bash scripting, but no experience with networking

Also, i know that i could probably just use the stock firmware (and maybe will use it for a while), but i'm interested in trying an open-source version (for more features, flexibility, as a learning exercise etc.)