Comment by rootusrootus

I think it's different. Python 3 had a couple slightly annoying quirks that were resolved and once we got past that hurdle conversion was pretty seamless. I've been doing IPv6 in one form or another since, oh, 2010 or thereabouts, and it still remains pretty opaque and a pain in the ass compared to IPv4.

I do use it often, at least for Internet communication (I haven't checked recently to see what my traffic split is between v4/v6, but it's probably on the verge of tilting in favor of v6, if not already there), but I just can't see using it for my internal network anytime soon.