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Vernon

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Registered: 2020-07-19

Posts: 89  

Thanks Devuan Developers

I installed Devuan with LXQt after Fedora dropped i386 support. I opted for Fedora since it had the latest kernel with a bluetooth driver for my netbook. However, I found out to my dismay that my netbook Bluetooth doesn't support Low Energy which means I couldn't connect to my mouse which required  it.  I have now installed Devuan and am overjoyed with the over 2 times reduction in boot up time and snappier performance versus bloated Fedora, Thanks very much Devuan developers!

fsmithred

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Registered: 2016-11-25

Posts: 2,494  

Re: Thanks Devuan Developers

Thanks. Welcome to Devuan.

Edit: (Sarcastic joke removed)

Head_on_a_Stick

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From: London

Registered: 2019-03-24

Posts: 3,125  

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Re: Thanks Devuan Developers

Sarcastic joke removed

I liked that joke, it was funny

Thanks very much Devuan developers!

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larsH

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Registered: 2020-05-05

Posts: 184  

Re: Thanks Devuan Developers

Hi

To me it was no joke but true. Sysvinit is slower at boot than systemd. But it is smarter and simpler and more reliable in so many other ways ;-))

Have a nice day
Lars H

HevyDevy

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Registered: 2019-09-06

Posts: 358  

Re: Thanks Devuan Developers

Hi

To me it was no joke but true. Sysvinit is slower at boot than systemd. But it is smarter and simpler and more reliable in so many other ways ;-))

Have a nice day
Lars H

Im running ceres on an encrypted 256G ssd partition and the boot time last i check was around 5 seconds. Not sure what upstream are doing but its quick in regards to sysv. Little bit slower on stable but not that bad imo.

brocashelm

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Registered: 2020-06-29

Posts: 114  

Re: Thanks Devuan Developers

I'm using Runit on all my systems. It just works.