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GIMP (credit to mrAnmolv)(lemmy.xylight.dev)

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uis@lemmy.world
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Just measured startup time on Windows. 37 seconds from click to splash screen, 40 seconds from splash screen to UI

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Tag365@lemmy.world
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“That’s the power of Fatdog64!”

Actually it seems like even on an SSD GIMP takes a few seconds to load nowadays on Windows and yet Fatdog64 loads it within a second or two. Anyone else tried Fatdog64 or any Puppy Linux OS?

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QuazarOmega@lemmy.world
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Hold up, Fatdog64 is an actual thing??

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Willer@lemmy.world
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Nope this is truth. even with SSD on my part

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dylanTheDeveloper@lemmy.world
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We need to fund this study

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viveroz@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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In my case Alacritty on Windows 10 takes like 30 seconds to open + 15 seconds waiting for Powershell, on Linux Mint Alacritty + Fish shell takes only 1-2 seconds to open

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Vuraniute@thelemmy.club
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On Windows for me it takes a solid 5 seconds, on Linux it’s barely a second.

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bemenaker@lemmy.world
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photoshop takes about two mins on windows and i have a year old dell xps 15 maxed on ram and an i9

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