KDE 4.9.4 login times

So, I just got a snazzy new system with an SSD and a great processor and it loads the kernel and gets to awesome/openbox in about 4 or 5 seconds from hitting the power button. It's great. It's incredible in fact compared to my 6 year old Dell that I've been repeatedly fixing. Anyhow. The problem really is that my desktop of choice is KDE and that it takes KDE about 10-15 seconds to load from login to useability on first login. In fact, it almost seems like something is hanging.
I've done some snooping and created a profile using bootchart but I'm sort of lost on how to interpret it/where to go from here. It doesn't appear that any one thing is taking 10 seconds (hence the hang hypothesis) but I don't know how to investigate it further.
Here's said bootchart: http://i.imgur.com/vckls.png
I have a fairly minimal desktop (one bar, menu, wifi) at the moment so I don't think any of the widgets are causing the problem, I also read a bunch of posts in the KDE forums about specific issues but none seem to apply to me. Am I missing something, or do I have unrealistic expectations of KDE boot speeds?
Last edited by gobostone (2012-12-08 07:48:46)

Since i start to use suspend to disk, i never worried about boot time anymore.
It went down from 90seconds to 10 (grub to firefox).
From the bug report:
We had several failed attempts to improve startup time. With the continuous requests for more features and more configurability, any optimization on existing code is canceled sooner or later with new code. You can improve startup time by removing some functionality or merging multiple modules into a single file (e.g. a complete basic desktop into a single executable, like other environments use). Not sure if this is the right direction, given that you can start once, and simply use suspend/standby for subsequent starts. Nevertheless, the obvious "Patches welcome" conclusion applies here, too.
Last edited by kokoko3k (2013-01-23 12:29:18)

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