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I use Ubuntu but not an SSD and it takes me ~50 seconds to start my laptop.
May it be because my graphics card(AMD Radeon) is not supported by Ubuntu.
I asked somebody here what time does it take them to start Ubuntu. They replied that it takes 3-5 seconds.
Please help me.
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>>59279414
>he has a GPU
>>>/v/
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>>59279450
Isn't GPU needed for normal rendering.
For example opening a file explorer or web browser.
Thy have GUI in them too.
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>>59279414
Nothing wrong with amd cards. Trus me.
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>>59279414
For a standard spinning rust drive, 50 seconds sounds about right. What GPU do you have?
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>>59279414
As far as you describe it should be related to your cpu. What is the cpu you have anon?
In my pc (I have an hdd btw), past the bios logo it takes about 5-10 second to load ubuntu
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>>59279463
Not if your cpu has intergrated graphics
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>>59280218
Integrated graphics is still a gpu.
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>>59279414
list specs on your HDD
but, yeah, you gonna need an SSD to cut that down to under 20 seconds; after that you might be able to do other things to get it under 10
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systemd-analyze blame
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>>59279414
>AMD
Found the problem
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>>59279414
Install Gentoo
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