I run a Void Linux Musl machine at home and cold boot time vs wake up is so trivial that it makes sense for me to shut down when I am finished. It takes about 1

I run a Void Linux Musl machine at home and cold boot time vs wake up is so trivial that it makes sense for me to shut down when I am finished. It takes about 10 seconds to boot to login, most of which is waiting for the POST operation to complete. In fact, I've has issues with sleep sometimes not waking up and the system hangs with a blank screen forcing a reset obliterating my session. In addition to that, sleep takes 20+ seconds to power down whereas a shutdown takes about 3 seconds. systemd to me isn't useful at all for the desktop and is a big contraption for firing off VM's and containers in a highly automated server environment. I dont miss it which means I have zero need for it.