IPv4 can eventually do it via APIPA and make it's own link local addresses, but only as a fallback after DHCP times out. With IPv6, link-local is the first step of SLAAC. The interface comes up, you instantly get a fe80:: address, and you have immediate connectivity on the switch without waiting for DHCP to fail. When deploying unprovisioned (not having to set a static IP for each host) embedded Linux images, I prefer IPv6's native design over IPv4's error state.
IPv4 can eventually do it via APIPA and make it's own link local addresses, but only as a fallback after DHCP times out. With IPv6, link-local is the first step of SLAAC. The interface comes up, you instantly get a fe80:: address, and you have immediate connectivity on the switch without waiting for DHCP to fail. When deploying unprovisioned (not having to set a static IP for each host) embedded Linux images, I prefer IPv6's native design over IPv4's error state.
Love me some IPv6. With mDNS and link local addresses, can get two hosts talking either directly connected or with just an unmanaged switch.
The glitchy mess is with SteamOS 3, the post is saying Bazzite has solid Nvidia support.
X11 is a protocol, Xorg is an implementation