that advice shows me at bottom page when i open luci (overview page at least)
is some degraded performance state?... if so, how can i disabled to run at max performance?
That shows up if you have Lua installed and anything in LuCI tries to load it, for example any app that relies on it (like luci-app-dockerman as an example), I assume you have something installed that depends on it.
The reason for this is that Lua is deprecated and will in the future be removed entirely so it's a way to indicate that the compatibility mode for running apps written in Lua has been loaded. It shouldn't affect your performance, at least not more than the current situation that Lua-dependencies isn't really maintained in LuCI, unless absolutely necessary like if a breakage occur.
no way!!! ... and which will be the "new luci"? .. do you have some link with more info?
will my router be still compatible? (tp-link archer c7 v2).. which are the requirements for this "new luci"? ... will have better performance? ,, will need routers with more memory?
That's not what I wrote if you re-read it. LuCI (the web frontend) won't disappear, it's the Lua (programming language) parts that is run in compatibility mode. The core parts of LuCI has already been migrated to instead run on JavaScript (another programming language which replaces Lua in LuCI) but most likely you've installed an optional app or a third-party app that depends on it, which makes the text show up.
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