> someone at some point convinced the users that it's the way it should be and as a new norm no vendor strives to improve it. People tend to defend slow boot u

> someone at some point convinced the users that it's the way it should be and as a new norm no vendor strives to improve it. People tend to defend slow boot up times with arguments that boil down to the aphorism: Better the code be correct than fast. Unfortunately most modern software out there is neither, which is where the whole argument falls apart.