Is 2019 Finally the Year of Linux on the Desktop? And What About v6-Only in WiFi Networks?

Explore the potential of Linux on the desktop and the implications of IPv6-only WiFi networks in this comprehensive conference talk. Delve into the current state of IPv6 adoption, the rationale behind IPv6-only networks, and the challenges of transitioning from dual-stack configurations. Examine a case study involving Apple's implementation and analyze trends over time. Learn how to set up a lab environment to test various devices and operating systems for IPv6 compatibility. Investigate the performance of popular applications like Spotify, Steam, Fortnite, and XMPP in IPv6-only scenarios. Discover troubleshooting techniques, Unreal Engine's IPv6 support, and gain insights into the future of network protocols. Consider additional factors and next steps for embracing IPv6-only networks in both personal and professional settings.

Introduction
What is this talk about
ipv6 stats
Interest in v6only
Why v6only
Dual Stack
V6only
Apple
Case study
How to tackle this
FOSDEM
Trends over time
Current developments
Overall
Lets build
Lab setup
Schematic
Devices and Operating Systems
Application Testing
Application Categories
Community of Spotify
Steam Client
Fortnite
XMPP
Starting the game
Troubleshooting
Unreal Engine v6 support
Results
Next steps
Additional considerations