>void with musl libc: starts up in 5 seconds
>fedora with system-d: starts up in 50 seconds
why?
Void with musl libc: starts up in 5 seconds
Ethan Campbell
Evan Young
Works on my machine.
$ systemd-analyze
Linux shamiko 5.10.0-16-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 5.10.127-1 (2022-06-30) x86_64 GNU/Linux
Startup finished in 7.391s (firmware) + 872ms (loader) + 2.819s (kernel) + 2.163s (userspace) = 13.246s
graphical.target reached after 2.149s in userspace
Isaac Bell
maybe because your hardware is shit. my machine with endeavourOS takes 10 seconds to boot
Samuel Morgan
I look like that
Camden Johnson
he's cute
Justin Powell
>Windows 11 Pro: starts up in 3 seconds
lelelelelelelelelelelelelelel
William Reed
not if you turn off fast start
Kayden Clark
ok pc vegan
Camden Morris
I use a Mac not a PC
Liam Watson
ok faggot
Owen Allen
why doesnt linux have fast start
Josiah Evans
server kernel
Connor Rivera
windows without fast boot takes minutes to boot, linux without it takes seconds, we don't need it
Jaxson Morales
fast start is just hibernation after logging out
Kayden Long
Debian with systemd starts with 20 seconds on 10 y.o. hardware. Shuts with 5 seconds.
Also i assume you did not boot and shut your system 50 times a day to have any significant impact with those extra seconds.
Jordan Lee
>ok faggot
Carson Mitchell
>I posted the Any Forumsjak and outed myself as macfag on the same day
Jason Baker
systemd-analyze blame
Landon Rogers
you want servers to get back up fast after they fail
Elijah Allen
Get owned faggot
Jonathan Martinez
>Get owned faggot