I didn't say it was resolved, I said it's about a piece of software which is called "resolved" which is one of many programs belonging to "systemd". It's a program which handles DHCP and DNS I believe.
And systemd is part of some Linux distros, yes. But not all. And Linux, the kernel, is agnostic towards IPv4 vs. IPv6 as far as I know.
So saying "Linux prefers IPv4 DNS" and linking to a github issue about "resolved" doesn't make much sense.
That seems to be about resolved, part of systemd, not Linux?
it's resolved in the sense of "won't fix".
systemd is part of Linux Distros?
I didn't say it was resolved, I said it's about a piece of software which is called "resolved" which is one of many programs belonging to "systemd". It's a program which handles DHCP and DNS I believe.
And systemd is part of some Linux distros, yes. But not all. And Linux, the kernel, is agnostic towards IPv4 vs. IPv6 as far as I know.
So saying "Linux prefers IPv4 DNS" and linking to a github issue about "resolved" doesn't make much sense.