You may not have to reboot Linux very often. But when you do, these peppy distributions will have you up and running in a matter of seconds.
Reboots tend to be rare with Linux. Usually, they’re due to a kernel update or an environmental issue. But regardless of the reason, it’s crucial it come back to life quickly. One issue surrounding Linux of late is boot time. Some distributions have made it a key feature to attract users. Some have even succeeded in reaching that magic 10-second number. But which distributions boot fastest? Let’s take a look.
NOTE: Console logins do not count.
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1: Puppy Linux
Puppy Linux is not the fastest-booting distribution in this crowd, but it’s one of the fastest. And what’s unique about this distribution is that it will boot faster than your standard OS, even when it’s booting from the Live CD. Of course, some may claim, “It’s not a full-blown OS”. But it is. Although many view Puppy more as a rescue distribution, it’s a full-blown distribution that offers nearly every tool you need to do what you need to do.
Average boot time: 26 seconds.
2: Linpus Lite Desktop Edition

Average boot time: 21 seconds.
3: Arch Linux

Average boot time: 18 seconds.
4: Slax
Slax is unique in that you can fully customize the distribution you download. Because of this, you can create one seriously lean desktop distribution that will boot nearly as quickly as you like. I managed to create a distribution with Slax (focusing only on specific desktop needs for writing and graphic design) that not only could serve me well, but could do so quickly. To build your unique Slax download, visit the Slax Builder to begin. Believe it or not, it’s not that difficult to create your very own Linux with Slax.
Average boot time: 16 seconds.
5: Ubuntu 11.10

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DeleteHow can you tell this is an example of plagiarism? When you can find another post posted two years ago that has the same EXACT words with the same stats with the same versions of Linux. Let's also consider that Ubuntu 11.10 is from... October 2011? This is obviously copied and you see the author taking credit for the work of another. Especially since this was posted very recently.
ReplyDeleteThe REAL author of the post is free to sue you. We all know that plagiarism is stealing... You should be ashamed of yourself for both posting an article that is no longer relevant, and taking credit for somebody else's work... As evident by the reply you posted.
I have no idea what you were thinking when posting this, but it's clearly stealing, and treating it as your own original work.
Helloo ... did i wrote any where that this Post is my own hard work .. or did you find here that " i am not Copy pasted " .
Deletelisted i am just posting the Things which i got in search .. and showing them in my blog .. i am not opposite to Original posted Admin .. and at same way i didn't kept any line that » " All the things are my own in HTML and pic's all are in my Photoshopy like... " «
see if the real posted admin contacts me and if he proposed to delete i do choose to Delete , this post ... and
Can you give any Garienty that only one person could post all the things with out copy from any where .... [ even the news about of vendor too ] .. :P so just things what you seen every day is a copy post as like these ..
and even thought you feel more angre on me about this copy paste just tell me what i have to do to satisfy you ..