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Are Chakra's boot up times slower, compared to other distro's?

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http://chakra-project.org – Something wrong with that line? All I get is this:[tetris4@lappy ~]$ date -d @$(sed -n '/^btime /s///p' /proc/stat) Sun Nov 4 11:08:39 EET 2012 (HowTos)

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