KDE takes 20+ seconds to start when cached. For the most part though you're probably right.NotQuiteReadyboost
Re: NotQuiteReadyboost
Actually I'm not talking only about cold start times. KDE takes 20+ seconds to start when cached. For the most part though you're probably right.
KDE takes 20+ seconds to start when cached. For the most part though you're probably right.Re: NotQuiteReadyboost
It's probably not anymore (completely) cached then due to lack of space.GJones wrote:KDE takes 20+ seconds to start when cached.
What about just adding some more RAM to the machine? It's relatively cheap and has quite an impact on caching and speed in general.
