After reading the last thread about it I tried to do a "real-world" test to see if these benchmarks mean anything for me. Have a simple vue-cli app (think webp

After reading the last thread about it I tried to do a "real-world" test to see if these benchmarks mean anything for me. Have a simple vue-cli app (think webpack) that takes roughly about 3200ms to compile on the first run. So I first installed Linux mint on my laptop (asus i5 8th gen) and tried it. The time was always about 3100 to 3200ms. Then I erased it and installed Clear Linux on that and lo-and-behold the time was just 2000 to 2100 ms this time. So it effectively gave me a boost of 34% by just installing a different distro. Not bad I would say since I didn't change anything else. Unfortunately, I found this distro to be quite alien since it won't run cinnamon or apt or anything I'm familiar with. But I definitely believe their speed claims now.