Il 04/11/2017 10:48, Arjen de Korte ha scritto:
Citeren Marco Calistri <mcalistri@hotmail.com>:
Hello,
I have a really personal idea which inducts me to say that current openSUSE has scarce cares of its graphical boot and more in general also for its system sounds if we compare it with other operating systems, including commercial ones.
To make an example regarding the current openSUSE grub/splash-boot, I define it very crude and minimalist. (without offenses for anybody).
Would like to know if somebody of the development team has not yet thought at least one time, to enhance this section.
I've installed from several months now, a custom boot splash which you can find here if you are interested to test it:
https://www.gnome-look.org/p/1009533/
and which offers, *IMHO*, much better graphical experience when booting openSUSE (sorry for my bad quality video):
Man, that boot process takes forever. On my four years old laptop, it's under ten seconds until the login prompt appears and I couldn't care less about the graphics up to that point. I think you need to install an SSD instead... :-)
I made a simple test: disabled graphical boot completely but boot duration is almost the same as when I enable it. I could see that there is a sort of freezing when kernel arives at the step when outputs "Switch to root..." or something like that. So for me also by disabling the splash stuff, the result of boot duration is the same, may be my system and HDD are too slow. Regards, -- Marco Calistri