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NVMe makes a huge difference to KDE login time. It's basically instant. On HDD it's excruciatingly slow, due to a ton of parallel I/O that happens during login
by shmerl 7y ago
NVMe makes a huge difference to KDE login time. It's basically instant. On HDD it's excruciatingly slow, due to a ton of parallel I/O that happens during login process.
- Zardoz84 7y agoI login every day on KDE with a magnetic hard disk (Ubuntu 19.04), and the login time is really short (few seconds). Perhaps is your setup. Do you config to init a awful quantity of scripts/task at login ?
- shmerl 7y agoIt was more than 90 seconds for me. I'm not going back to HDD for $HOME for sure ;) Nothing special was configured. I also suspect, that splash screen was bugged. I always disable it now.