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Ubuntu 10.04 Bootup

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http://linuxfilesystem.com – Ubuntu 10.04 sports a MUCH faster bootup than previous versions. This is a spinning hard disk drive. I wish I had an SSD, because the bootup would be even faster. This is Lucid Lynx Beta 2. Machine specifications: - Laptop: Dell Studio 1537 - Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.0 GHz w/ 2 MB L2 [...] (General)

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Submitted by hwq123 on 05/04/2010

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