type `systemd-analyze` into your konsole and paste the output here and share your system config.
mine is i5 3rd gen + 8gb ram + 120gb ssd
if you're not using linux and kde plasma btfo
Systemd-analyze
Jack James
Ryder Scott
You can also do systemd-analyze > output.svg or something
Adrian Reed
>Startup finished in 17.655s (firmware) + 3.271s (loader) + 1.121s (kernel) + 13.138s (initrd) + 11.865s (userspace) = 47.052s
>graphical.target reached after 6.389s in userspace
at least 10 seconds of that is unlocking partitions and iirc I have fastboot disabled
Levi Ortiz
My old Phenom II shitposting machine with HDD
systemd-analyze
Startup finished in 2.488s (kernel) + 11.444s (userspace) = 13.932s
graphical.target reached after 11.444s in userspace
Kayden Flores
My ancient i5-2500k / 8GB rig with a Crucial SSD and Fedora 28
Startup finished in 996ms (kernel) + 893ms (initrd) + 22.732s (userspace) = 24.622s
graphical.target reached after 4.221s in userspace
Oliver Sanders
~ systemd-analyze
Startup finished in 5.021s (firmware) + 161ms (loader) + 3.430s (kernel) + 10.147s (userspace) = 18.761s
graphical.target reached after 10.133s in userspace
VMWare virtual machine on i5 8600K with 4 cores allocated.
Elijah Long
$ systemd-analyze
-bash: systemd-analyze: command not found
Mason Gomez
bash-4.4$ systemd-analyze
systemd-analyze: command not found
Oliver Smith
>he uses systemd
Julian Adams
Startup finished in 20.780s (firmware) + 3.703s (loader) + 4.369s (kernel) + 16.007s (userspace) = 44.860s