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The latest versions of Linux with systemd boot so quickly that I don't think the risk vs reward of doing this would be worth it for me.
by SteveNuts 11y ago
The latest versions of Linux with systemd boot so quickly that I don't think the risk vs reward of doing this would be worth it for me.
- Diederich 11y agoIndeed! That's kind of the funny thing. I started doing the 'crazy thing', determined to do it until something problematic happened. I was in kind of an ornery mood. Now, after many hundreds...perhaps thousands...of forced crashes, nothing bad has yet happened. Amazing, really.
- digi_owl 11y agoDon't need systemd to boot fast. Just be fugal with what you start. Linux distros are heading into Windows-ville in that sense, firing up all manner of daemons just in case.
- SteveNuts 11y agoI completely agree, I've just been using CentOS and RHEL 7.2 and the latest Ubuntu and I'm blown away at how quickly I can boot up.