2026-01-05 16:34 UTC
the problem is that specifically in Windows 11, it isn't booted up when the login is shown, as integral processes aren't started. Some of these include: the start menu, the search menu, file explorer, and many other background processes
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@Buddahriffic@lemmy.world 2026-01-05 16:46
Yeah, I'd consider time from boot to login prompt to be a useless metric. You could design an OS to show a prompt before anything else to "win" this pointless race. Boot to usable is the only one that makes sense. Ok, one case where boot to login is useful: you want to boot up and walk away for a bit, so less waiting for a login means you can login before walking away. Though, personally, I find RAM training takes a long time these days if you're not waking from suspend, so still think boot to login is moot.