01-01-2020, 06:59 AM
The way some people are fixated with boot up speed, might be a good idea to leave it out. If people want to use virtualisation then they should be experienced enough to install it with all the dependencies needed.
Personally, when you consider you can push the power button on a windows pc, go cook and eat a 3 course meal and return just in time to log in, I don't think Linux boot up is too slow
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Personally, when you consider you can push the power button on a windows pc, go cook and eat a 3 course meal and return just in time to log in, I don't think Linux boot up is too slow
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