Do not compare FreeBSD boot time and Ubuntu/Debian (distro based on Linux and systemd) because when you hit the login prompt on systemd (Ubuntu/Debian) nothing is started, but on FreeBSD everything is up and running, ready to work. Anyway your compute will wait after you 90% of the time ...The FreeBSD init system just takes a looooong time and although I am just running it in a VM right now when I actually use FreeBSD for desktop usage the bootup time might be a problem. When windows took too long to boot I would end up doing nothing productive. It breaks the flow. I am gonna use the OpenRC or Runit systems but I was just wondering is it possible to make the time even shorter like clear Linux? (I know this goes against the forum rules but I am just curious)