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I disabled it a long time ago on Arch because of kernel/driver bugs and haven't had any reason to enable it since. There is no compelling need for ipv6, which i
by bjourne 7y ago
I disabled it a long time ago on Arch because of kernel/driver bugs and haven't had any reason to enable it since. There is no compelling need for ipv6, which is a shame, because the protocol is much simpler than ipv4. So much of the internet could be much better if we didn't have to keep compatibility with protocols developed in the 70's.
- jolmg 7y agoWhat bugs? I find Arch works nearly flawlessly with IPv6. The only "bug" I found was that wiki.archlinux.org did not respond via IPv6.
- bjourne 7y agoI don't remember. I think it was something with the iwlwifi driver. It could also have been the "broken dns servers breaks ipv6 in FF"-issue. Probably has been fixed by now but there is no reason for me to turn ipv6 on.