On Thu, 13 Sep 2007, John Reiser wrote:
Simo Sorce wrote:
On Thu, 2007-09-13 at 09:43 -0700, John Reiser wrote:
IPv6 service currently is not available to the vast majority of
residential DSL and cable customers in the US.
Since when Fedora turned out to be a US-only distribution?
Let me know, I may change my mind on a few things ...
I didn't claim Fedora was US-only. I did point out a large group
of Fedora users who have no effective access to IPv6. For such
users, leaving IPv6 enabled is a security risk. Fedora should
make it easy (perhaps even the default) to *propagate* "Disable IPv6"
from the anaconda installer into the resulting installed system.
That's an incomplete argument; even people in the US can get tunnelled
IPv6 access via various tunnel brokers.
What's so scary about IPv6, anyway? Anything that justifies blowing off
all the efforts many people have made at maturing the standard?
Jima
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