It seems like we may at this point be under the 5 second target for benchmark hardware (software-center trunk at revision 1416 on mvo's Dell Mini 10). Once we get some reasonable measurements on the Mini under cold-cache conditions (per comments above) we can make the determination.
A graph of the current state of startup times can be viewed at the usual place:
On my own Dell Mini 9 (with SSD), I am seeing the following:
Warm caches: 1.75s
Using pitti's script (comment #3): 3.2s
drop_caches and nothing more: 3.7s
Note that on my Dell laptop (2.1Ghz Core 2 Duo and SSD) I regularly get startup times of less than .5s with warm caches. Before we started this effort it was just over 3 seconds. Needless to say it feels quite speedy now. ;)
It seems like we may at this point be under the 5 second target for benchmark hardware (software-center trunk at revision 1416 on mvo's Dell Mini 10). Once we get some reasonable measurements on the Mini under cold-cache conditions (per comments above) we can make the determination.
A graph of the current state of startup times can be viewed at the usual place:
http:// people. canonical. com/~mvo/ software- center/ mini10- startup/ startup- times.png
On my own Dell Mini 9 (with SSD), I am seeing the following:
Warm caches: 1.75s
Using pitti's script (comment #3): 3.2s
drop_caches and nothing more: 3.7s
Note that on my Dell laptop (2.1Ghz Core 2 Duo and SSD) I regularly get startup times of less than .5s with warm caches. Before we started this effort it was just over 3 seconds. Needless to say it feels quite speedy now. ;)