Admittedly, this is not an issue for me, since I know better than to put anything Ubuntu puts out right off the bat on my daily use machine. I use Feisty (only recently upgraded) on my PC and then Gutsy on my notebook. Unfortunately, while this did not affect me personally, it seems that ipv6 issues are at it again.

It's Not the OS, It's Your Hardware. Yes, I realize this excuse is getting really old, so I will not argue any points regarding the fact that Ubuntu continues to deal with problems related to ipv6 and refuses to make the issue extremely clear in its release documentation.

Even more comical is how after days of this issue going on and on in forums and at Launchpad, it's importance is considered 'undecided.' You just have to love how people who are using legacy connectivity tools are considered unimportant.

So, how did this slip through?