On 2012-06-10, Marcin Sławiński <mslawinski1...@o2.pl> wrote: > I got CPU 2.66Ghz (32 bit, one core, 64bit compatyble) and 752MB RAM > (DDR333, single channel). System boots up in two minutes. Even I don't > what I should services down to speed up. Even on duo2core with 4GB of > memory is not working too fast. 1 minute to window login and 1 minute to > full loaded gnome 3. On XFCE4 it's a little faster. But Ubuntu/Mint are > very quicker than Debian. >
Loading gnome might be directly related to system specs, once the system is booted, but I would think the booting itself would be more or less orthogonal to system specs, but maybe I'm wrong. Yes, I'm probably wrong. ;-) Of course, I only boot up once a day (there used to be people in the linux newsgroups exceedingly proud of the fact they hadn't rebooted in months, otherwise referred to as 'uptime') so I don't really care if it takes 15 seconds or one and half minutes, to be frank. Once booted and the window manager/desktop environment going, if the system is then lethargic in performing everyday tasks, I agree that is a very serious impediment to computing happiness. I've found that my current stable Squeeze machine boots considerably faster than Lenny on a former machine with similar specs. The only booting delays I've experienced were network related (borked network, or inexistant network, where you'd be waiting generally for the MTA to timeout). Good luck. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-user-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/slrnjtc1t3.2pj.cu...@einstein.electron.org
