Hi Mathieu,
> On dual-stack networks, which remains the norm rather than ipv6-only so
far,
The norm so far is without question IPv4-only, which outnumbers anything
including IPv6 by an enormous amount. According to Google, IPv4-only is the
case for about 99.5% of users world-wide (see
http://www.
* Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre
> That's an option that can be changed by the user, so irrelevant to
> supporting IPv6 networks out of the box.
«Plug and Play» is important for most users.
> I don't think there are enough IPv6-only networks to warrant shipping
> IPv4 as optional by default just yet,
> I finally could verify/reproduce the issues you were seeing with
> connections initially never start DHCPv6 even if they are showing "Auto"
> for the method -- there is another part of network-manager which uses
> the assumption that a missing method (e.g. for a new device connection,
> which typ
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