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I have similar boot times on arch/systemd with efistub too, and with some basic optimization I get to sub 5s. At least for ubuntu there is a large layer of crap
by SahAssar 4y ago
I have similar boot times on arch/systemd with efistub too, and with some basic optimization I get to sub 5s. At least for ubuntu there is a large layer of crap (snap, etc) that keeps it from being performant, and for other distros I'm guessing they have their own choices of what blocks the graphical target.
- checkyoursudo 4y agoI put a full, persistent Gentoo install on a usb drive (like a little 250GB flash drive) with a universal (e.g. livecd, BIG) kernel and disk encryption, and even that only takes about 30 seconds to get to the login screen on any relatively modern hardware. Loading from a flash drive. Some distributions make some ... interesting choices w/r/t performance. I guess.