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I don't believe you. This is a community that recompiles kernels for imaginary performance increases. Who would forgo practical increases in speed. And when so
by NikolaeVarius 6y ago
I don't believe you. This is a community that recompiles kernels for imaginary performance increases. Who would forgo practical increases in speed.
And when someone says "seconds" the implication is that its at max around 5-9 seconds. I would be pretty pissed if a application that took "seconds" to boot actually took 59 seconds.
- fileeditview 6y agoTBH I think the times of kernel recompiles with your personal settings are long gone. Folks these days just run Ubuntu/Fedora/<pick your distro> and that's it. Also probably most people don't have encrypted HDDs on their home computer, so another 10 seconds you can shave off. My current Ubuntu boots in maybe 10 secs from power button to login. And that includes the 3sec Grub menu pause.