I was recently delving into thoughts of building a small home server to run random things off of (maybe a TF2 server).  Thinking about this further I realized I would need to get a better firewall system for my current home network.  I was wondering what would be a good Linux distro to run for a home network firewall?There are a ton of distro's out there, and it is kinda overwhelming when you're new to it. I have looked at Zentyal (previously eBox), SmoothWall, M0n0wall and a couple others.  I have little experience in setting up firewalls, but I am willing to do some research into it and give it a shot.  I would just like a little help with the starting ground. If someone could provide some pro's/con's of available distro's or some insight on what might be best to set up in a home network it would be appreciated!Thanks!
Linux Home Firewall
linux;distribution choice;firewall
The distro called ipcop exists since 2007 and is designed exactly for your purpose.http://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=ipcopI think there are many reasons strongly in favor of ipcop that put it ahead of the bunch:Designed for your purposeLong history + high ranking in google search linux firewall distroLatest release: 2012 FebruaryAs the other post mentions, pfsense can be interesting to, a big difference is that pfsense (like moonwall) is based on FreeBSD, not on Linux.