The results indicate that it took 22 seconds to start (even with the password prompt) to be in the user desktop system; probably next time I should enable autologin and compare. Really, 22 seconds is fucking great for a system built for home use!
Saturday, April 17, 2010
XBPS: bootchart with GNOME
So here are the results of running bootchart in a GNU/Linux system built with XBPS, on a GNOME desktop system. Please note that this can be improved vastly if I change ntpd, and other services to be started later, but I don't really care... the chart is only here to compare with other distributions (hi Ubuntu!).
The results indicate that it took 22 seconds to start (even with the password prompt) to be in the user desktop system; probably next time I should enable autologin and compare. Really, 22 seconds is fucking great for a system built for home use!
The results indicate that it took 22 seconds to start (even with the password prompt) to be in the user desktop system; probably next time I should enable autologin and compare. Really, 22 seconds is fucking great for a system built for home use!
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