Probably anyone who cares about BSD has heard this news already:
It's possible someone will pick it up or fork it; hope so as there isn't anything else quite like it - most of the alternatives mentioned seem to have significantly higher hardware requirements and/or a different focus with respect to user interface, target audience, or functionality.
Since the above EOP announcement the m0n0wall source code has been forked into two separate successor projects, SmallWall[1] and t1n1wall[2]. SmallWall appears somewhat farther along and is expected to make it's first stable release soon, with the RC3 development release available for test as of 03/21/2015. t1n1wall has its latest (04/03/2015) development snapshot available for download as well. Both projects have discussion forums and appear committed to the m0n0wall project's original goals of providing a lightweight BSD-based firewall for embedded PC hardware.
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