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I have been running a dual stack IPv4 and IPv6 stack on my home network. I run IPv4 for the windows machines and IPv6 for my Linux Mint boxes. I have been set up this way for over two years now.

I constantly have problems with the windows machines. I hardly ever have a problem with the Linux boxes.

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IPv6 is to me like Brussels sprouts. I know they're there. I don't need them, I don't like them, they smell funny and taste worse.

Some people really like them. Fine, they can have mine.

IPv4 works fine on my local network, and behind a NAT I don't care.

If my survivors put an IPv6 enabled IoT device on my tombstone, that's their business.