FreeBSD's boot speed is just behind arch a little bit (on HDD).
But Windows 8 (with fast startup) on an core 2 duo machine with 1G of RAM boot faster than any debian, ubuntu. (the boot speed decrease when you upgrade hardware lol :) )
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I had a Windows 8 machine (8G of RAM) in the past. It booted in like 15 seconds. But on Windows 10 or Linux it took more than a minute. Why didn't Microsoft brought this feature to Windows 10?
What feature?????
This very fast startup thing. On Windows 10 and 11 it doesn't really work
No it works. When on my windows 10 machine boots in < 15s. When off it takes a minute (HDD)
Hmm in my case it was the same 1 minute +
Where OpenSUSE? :(
You know Arch users can just tattoo it on their forehead. That way they don't even have to say 'btw, I use arch'. People can read it on their face.
Isn't that trope getting a little bit boring?
Nah it's fun to say it yourself. And it's even better to say it when there's an advantage over all the other distros
Does anyone have a similar video but only for graphics. I want to know more about the floating point ops, OpenGL and DirectX with Wine compared across those 4.
I don't remember such videos. Though there should be Windows vs Linux benckmarks for popular games that support both operating systems (natively or with Wine)
Windows just losing in nearly every metric. Why am I not surprised? However fedora? What's going on?
selinux probably
I use Fedora btw
Hmm idk.
Long live to my boi Arch
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